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  • The duopoly accounted for 94% through July
  • The differences in new deliveries are rather stark
  • Boeing has a good business in freighters (and military derivatives), but throttled-back delivery rates are damaging
  • While Airbus numbers are better, by comparison, they are not where they could be
  • The wobbly supply chain hampers both OEMs

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