British Airways turn a page in
its illustrious business as a leading aviation company moving people around the
world. Its first 787-9 signals a jump start for its competitors that invaded
London Heathrow landing in boat loads of 787 aircraft from the four corners of
the earth. The 787-9 will level the playing field as:
"It is the first
of 22 787-9s the airline is set to receive from Boeing, with the next due to
arrive in mid-October and a further two expected by the end of the year." Quote from: "Breaking Travel
News"
Since the news on BA 787-9 arrivals has been
out this week for a few days, I'll just say Boeing's lead over Airbus WB A-350
offering, is ever widening through the air. By the time Airbus goes max
production its A-350 line within three years, Boeing will have already added 400 hundred
more 787, equaling more than 725 flying by end of 2018. It would represent a
close number of Boeing 787 flying, as compared with Airbus Current order book
of 782 A-350's, and having only five A-350's delivered at this time.
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