Boeing and Airbus

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BOEING AND AIRBUS

GROUP 3RYAN

ASHLEY

OLINADARLYN

FELLAN


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From the iconic 747 to the all-new 787 Dreamliner, Boeing

delivers a family of technologically advanced and efficientairplanes to customers around the world. They also offer a wide

range of services and solutions to help airlines maximize the

value of our airplanes.


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Boeing is a recognized leader in providing and supporting large-scale systems that combine sophisticated communications

networks with air-, land-, sea- and space-based platforms for

military, government and commercial customers around the world.


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Boeing is the world's largest aerospacecompany and leading manufacturer ofcommercial jetliners and defense,space and security systems.

A top U.S. exporter, the companysupports airlines and U.S. and allied

government customers in 150countries.


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Boeing has a long tradition of

aerospace leadership andinnovation.

The company continues to expandits product line and services to

meet emerging customer needs.

Boeing Defense, Space & Security(BDS) provides end-to-end services

for large-scale systems that

enhance air-, land-, sea- and space-based platforms for global military,

government and commercialcustomers.


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CAPABILITIES

creating new,more efficient

members ofits commercial

airplanefamily

integratingmilitary platforms

defense systemsand the war

fighter throughnetwork-enabled

solutions

creatingadvanced

technologysolutions

arranging

innovativecustomer-financingoptions


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Boeing is organized into two business units

BoeingCommercial Airplanesand Boeing Defense, Space &

Security.

Today, the main commercialproducts are the 737, 747, 767 and777 families of airplanes and the

Boeing Business Jet.

The company has nearly 12,000commercial jetliners in serviceworldwide, which is roughly 75

percent of the world fleet.

Boeing also trains maintenance and flightcrews in the 100-seat-and-above airlinermarket through Boeing Training & Flight

Services, the world's largest and mostcomprehensive provider of airline training.


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During the last 100 years,humans went from walkingon Earth to walking on the

moon. They went from ridinghorses to flying jet airplanes.

With each decade,aviation technology

crossed another frontier,

and, with each crossing,the world changed.

During the 20th century, fivecompanies charted thecourse of aerospace history

in the United States.

They were the Boeing

AirplaneCo., DouglasAircraftCo., McDonnellAircraftCorp., North

American Aviation andHughes Aircraft.

Their stories began withfive men who shared thevision that gave tangible

wings to the eternaldream of flight.


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He began building floatplanes near Seattle,

Wash.

William Edward Boeing, born in 1881 in Detroit


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He began building bombers and passenger transports in

Santa Monica, Calif.

Donald Wills Douglas, born in 1892 in New York


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He began building jet fighters in St. Louis.

James Smith McDonnell, born in 1899 in Denver,

Colombo


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He began building trainers in Los Angeles,

California.

James Howard "Dutch" Kindelberger, born in

1895 in Wheeling


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The Hughes Space and Communications Co. built theworld's first geosynchronous communications satellite

in 1963.

Howard Hughes Jr. was born in Houston, Texas,

in 1905.


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The companies began their journey across the frontiers of

aerospace at different times and under differentcircumstances. Their paths merged and their contributionsare the common heritage of The BoeingCompany today.


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The Wright

brothers madetheir firstflight at KittyHawk, N.C.,

22-year-

old WilliamBoeing leftYale

engineeringcollege for the

West Coast.

In 1903, twoevents

launched thehistory ofmodernaviation.


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Only Boeing offers airplane models to serve every passenger marketfrom 100 seats to well over 500 seats, as well as the most completeline of cargo freighters.


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Boeing 737 Boeing 747 Boeing 767 Boeing 777Boeing 787Dreamliner

BBJ/VIP


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707 717 727 757


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DC-8

DC-9

DC-10

MD-11

MD-80

MD-90


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Family of military and humanitarian transportairlifters ranging from three to 37 tonnes of payload


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Passenger aircraft

A318

A319

A320 A321

A330-200

A330-300

A340-300

A340-500

A340-600

A350-800

A350-900

A350-1000 A380


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AIRBUS CORPORATE

JETS

ACJ318, ACJ319, ACJ320 ACJ330, ACJ340, ACJ350,ACJ380


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FREIGHTER

AIRCRAFT

A330-200F

A380F

Beluga


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MILITARY

AIRCRAFT

C212CN235

C295

A330 MRTTA400M


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Review the worldwide Airbusorders and deliveries totals with

the summary table

Summary to 30th September 2011

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