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Civil Aviation: more than 35.000 airplanes in service all over the world by the next 20 years

Washington, USA - Boeing pointed out it in a study by which the US company confirmed the leading role played by point-to-point

Boeing confirmed its view about the extraordinary global air transport by the next 20 years, when there will be more than 35.000 commercial airplanes in the world. The total value accounted would be worth around USD 2100bn, with a 36% stake in Asia, a really important market in the medium-long term. One needs to put into evidence that Boeing goes on firmly believing in the success of small and medium...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 122524
Rome, Italy, 06/21/2005 18:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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