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Boeing [NYSE:BA] and Japan Airlines (JAL) have announced an agreement for up to 20 more 787 Dreamliners, including 10 firm orders for 787-9s and options for 10 more. This addition will complement JAL's existing fleet of over 50 Dreamliners. The 787-9 offers a range of up to 7,565 nautical miles, enabling JAL to open new routes and add flexibility to its network. JAL has previously used the 787 to establish new point-to-point markets from Tokyo to San Diego, Boston, and Bangalore.
The order underscores JAL's commitment to modernizing its fleet with fuel-efficient aircraft to reduce CO₂ emissions and enhance customer service. Since its introduction in 2011, the 787 family has opened more than 400 new nonstop routes globally and received over 1,900 orders from 87 customers.
Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Luxair have announced a new order for two 737-10 airplanes with options for two more. This follows Luxair's purchase of 737-7 and 737-8 models last year. The 737-10, the largest in the MAX family, offers the best economics of any single-aisle jet. Luxair CEO Gilles Feith stated that this investment supports the airline's growth plans and fleet decarbonization efforts.
The 737 MAX family reduces fuel use and carbon emissions by 20% compared to previous models. Luxair plans to configure its 737-10s to carry up to 213 passengers with a minimum 30-inch seat pitch, covering routes up to 5,740 km. This order will provide Luxair with increased flexibility in its fleet operations, allowing it to match aircraft size to market demand efficiently.
Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Korean Air have announced a significant deal for up to 50 widebody airplanes. The agreement includes 20 777-9s and 20 787-10s, with options for 10 additional 787-10s. This strategic move aims to support Korean Air's growth plans and fleet renewal, enhancing its capacity for high-demand routes to Europe and North America, as well as regional Asian routes.
The 777-9 can accommodate 426 passengers in a two-class configuration with a range of 13,500 km, while the 787-10 can carry up to 336 passengers with a range of 11,730 km. Both aircraft models offer significant improvements in fuel efficiency and reduced carbon emissions, aligning with Korean Air's commitment to sustainable aviation.
Boeing [NYSE: BA] and National Airlines have announced a commitment for National Airlines to place its first order for four 777 Freighters. This order marks National Airlines' entry into the next chapter of its fleet growth plan. The 777 Freighter, known for its unrivaled payload capacity and longest range among twin-engine freighters, will enhance National's commercial cargo service and boost its global market share.
Key highlights:
- 777 Freighter can fly 9,200 km (4,970 nmi) and carry 107 tonnes of freight
- National Airlines currently operates nine 747-400 freighters
- Boeing predicts demand for 2,845 additional freighters over the next 20 years
- Boeing provides over 90% of worldwide dedicated freighter capacity
Boeing [NYSE: BA] projects a 3% increase in airplane deliveries over the next 20 years, with carriers requiring nearly 44,000 new commercial airplanes by 2043. The 2024 Commercial Market Outlook (CMO) predicts emerging markets and global single-aisle market demand will be primary growth drivers. Key highlights include:
- Global commercial fleet growth of 3.2% annually
- Air cargo fleet increase by two-thirds by 2043
- South Asia leading passenger traffic growth at 7.4%
- Single-aisle airplanes making up 71% of the 2043 fleet
- Commercial services demand valued at $4.4 trillion
- Need for 2.4 million new aviation personnel
The forecast reflects the industry's resilience and adaptability in a dynamic market, with air travel demand outpacing economic growth.
Boeing [NYSE: BA] has delivered the second core stage of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket to NASA for the Artemis II mission, marking a significant milestone in the program. The 200-foot-tall core stage, built at NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility, will be transported to Kennedy Space Center for integration with other components. This Boeing-built rocket stage is important for sending the first crew to lunar orbit in 50 years, with the launch scheduled for 2025.
The SLS rocket, powered by four RS-25 engines and two solid-fueled booster rockets, will provide 8.8 million pounds of thrust. It is the only rocket capable of carrying both crew and large cargo to the moon and beyond in a single launch, showcasing Boeing's continued leadership in space exploration technology.
Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Emirates SkyCargo have announced an order for five additional 777 Freighters, bringing Emirates' total order book to 245 Boeing widebody airplanes, including 10 777 Freighters. This investment will increase Emirates SkyCargo's main deck cargo capacity by 30% by 2026, expanding their freighter fleet to 17 aircraft.
The 777 Freighter, Boeing's best-selling freighter airplane, can fly 9,200 kilometers and carry 102 metric tons of freight, making it the most capable twin-engine cargo jet. This order reflects Emirates' strategic growth plan and response to growing cargo demand, aligning with Dubai's Economic Agenda to double foreign trade and reinforce its position as a global trading hub.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Aviation Capital Group (ACG) have finalized an order for 35 737 MAX jets, including 16 737-8 and 19 737-10 variants. This increases ACG's total 737 MAX commitment to 82 orders. The 737-8 can carry up to 210 passengers with a range of 3,500 nautical miles, while the 737-10 seats up to 230 passengers with a 3,100 nautical mile range. Both models reduce fuel use and carbon emissions by 20% compared to predecessors.
ACG, a leading aircraft asset manager with over 480 owned, managed, and committed aircraft, views this order as enhancing its strategic value and supporting growth. The 737 MAX family's fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact are key factors driving market demand.
Boeing [NYSE: BA] has adapted its presence at the 2024 Farnborough International Airshow to focus on strengthening safety and quality and meeting customer commitments. The company has reduced its commercial airplanes display and flight demonstrations, emphasizing new technology, sustainability, security, and services solutions.
Key highlights include:
- Interactive displays featuring sustainability technologies, defense products, and the 777X interior
- F-15QA fighter jet demonstrations and static displays of various aircraft
- Conference speakers addressing topics like sustainability and future aerospace technologies
- Media briefings on commercial products, innovation programs, and vertical lift capabilities
Boeing's participation underscores its commitment to rebuilding trust through high-quality performance in its factories while showcasing its diverse portfolio and future-focused initiatives.
Boeing has announced its major program deliveries for the second quarter of 2024, ahead of its detailed financial results to be released on July 31. The company delivered 92 commercial airplanes in Q2, bringing the year-to-date total to 175. This includes 70 units of the 737 model, 6 units of the 767, 7 units of the 777, and 9 units of the 787.
In the Defense, Space & Security sector, Boeing delivered 28 units in Q2, making a year-to-date total of 42. This includes deliveries of various models such as the AH-64 Apache, CH-47 Chinook, F-15, F/A-18, KC-46 Tanker, and P-8.
Note: The delivery information is preliminary and will be finalized with the quarterly financial results.
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