Credit: Richard Aboulafia (Teal Group)
Unless the Farnborough International Airshow sees a cloudburst of unanticipated orders, the large jetliner industry will have its first year since 2009 with a book-to-bill ratio lower than 1–1. Through June, there were fewer than 450 net Airbus and Boeing orders. For an industry addicted to ever...
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