Boeing, Airbus Forecasts See Significant Middle East Growth

Darren Shannon, Madhu Unnikrishnan November 15, 2011
Boeing expects the Middle East’s “unprecedented” growth to continue over the next 20 years with an estimated 2,520 aircraft worth $450 billion to be added there by 2030. Airbus, on the other hand, forecasts the region will require 1,920 aircraft worth $347 billion in the same period. Boeing’s...

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