Boeing’s 2011 Orders Healthy, But 787 Deliveries Sag

Michael Mecham January 06, 2012
With a late surge in customer interest in its 737MAX and continuing strength in its ability to build 737s and 777s, Boeing’s 2011 orders and deliveries topped its 2010 performance. Boeing ended 2011 with 921 gross orders but suffered 116 cancellations, which reduced its net order count to 805...

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