Gulf Carriers Expected To Place Large 777X Orders At Dubai Airshow

Jens Flottau (Frankfurt), Guy Norris (Los Angeles) November 11, 2013
Credit: Emirates
For more than a decade, Persian Gulf carriers have collectively helped shape the long-range airliner product development strategy for both Airbus and Boeing and the world's high-capacity air transport markets. With the advent of the Boeing 777X and possible Airbus A350, and A380 upgrades, their...

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