I have always been fascinated by airplanes, from the mundane (airports) to the cool (A-10 Thunderbolts).   One of the more fascinating things of late is the Boeing-Airbus battle on the airliner front.

The scorecard (from the WSJ).  In addition to the 787 orders (these are through march), Boeing just this month sold 20 to Air India and 60 to Air Canada). 

Boeing 787

Firm Orders

Number
Of Aircraft
Air New Zealand 2
All Nippon Airways (Japan) 50
Blue Panorama (Italy) 4
First Choice Airways (U.K.) 6
Icelandair 2
Total Firm Orders 64
Pending Orders Number
Of Aircraft
Chinese Airlines 60
Continental Airlines 10
Ethiopian Airlines 5
Japan Airlines 30
Primaris (Las Vegas,
business-class only)
20
Vietnam Airlines 4
Total Pending Orders 129
Total Firm and Pending Orders 193

Airbus A380

Firm Orders Number
Of Aircraft
Air France 10
Emirates (United Arab Emirates) 43
Etihad Airways (U.A.E) 4
FedEx 10
Korean Air 5
Lufthansa (Germany) 15
Malaysia Airlines 6
Qantas (Australia) 12
Qatar Airways 2
Singapore Airlines 10
Thai Airways 6
Virgin Atlantic Airways 6
International Lease Finance Corp. 10
Total Firm Orders 139
Pending Orders Number
Of Aircraft
Chinese Southern Airlines 5
UPS 10
Total Pending Orders 15
Total Firm and Pending Orders 154

Source: CIBC World Markets, the companies

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