Industry turbulence could result in mixed Dubai Airshow 2019

Weekend Special | November 16, 2019

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Industry turbulence could result in mixed Dubai Airshow 2019 On November 17, 2019, the Dubai World Centre’s doors will open to greet thousands upon thousands of aviation professionals to one of the biggest gatherings of the aviation industry, Dubai Airshow 2019. The last show, held in 2017, resulted in Airbus “making it fly” with 510 orders and commitments, while Boeing announced 296 commercial jet orders and commitments, valued at about $50 billion. Orders for the 737 MAX poured in, with SCAT Airlines from Kazakhstan signing a last-minute deal for eight MAXs. Read more

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