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- Boeing Keeps Low Profile at Paris Air Show as Airbus . . .
Boeing kept an unusually low profile, reporting no deals The company said it had canceled some plans out of respect for those killed in the crash of Air India Flight 171 last week, which involved
- Paris Air Show: Airbus gets nearly $21 billion in orders
During the Paris Air Show, Airbus on Thursday reported robust orders of nearly $21 billion, while Boeing kept a low profile as it struggles with a host of issues
- Paris Air Show: Airbus Dominates With $21B in Deals While . . .
At the 2025 Paris Air Show, Airbus made headlines with a commanding performance, racking up more than $21 billion in aircraft deals as of midweek Its U S rival, Boeing, in contrast, took a notably quiet approach, avoiding new order announcements in the aftermath of last week’s Air India crash involving a Boeing 787 Dreamliner
- Paris Air Show: Airbus Secures $21 Billion in Orders, Boeing . . .
This week, Airbus shone at a less vibrant-than-usual Paris Air Show, amassing orders worth an estimated $21 billion While Boeing scaled back its presence following the tragic accident involving an Air India 787, the European company seized the opportunity to solidify its leadership at the event held in Le Bourget 148 Firm Orders and 102
- Airbus notches $21 bn in orders at Paris Air Show while . . .
Airbus notches $21 bn in orders at Paris Air Show while Boeing keeps low profile Yet Airbus rival Boeing (NYSE: BA)’s activity has been muted following the crash of Air India Flight 171
- Airbus bags $21B orders at Paris Air Show, while Boeing . . .
Airbus locked in $21 billion worth of aircraft deals at the Paris Air Show this week Boeing opted against announcing any new sales, choosing instead to keep a low profile
- Boeing lays low at Paris Air Show after Air India crash
Boeing was already struggling — two high-profile crashes of its widely used 737 Max in 2019 and 2020 led to the grounding of 387 aircraft and around $80 billion in lost revenues — and is ceding ground to its key rival: Airbus announced nearly $10 billion in new orders on the Paris show’s first day, including the sale of at least 55
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