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Boeing Adjusts Commercial Outlook on Covid Effects
This year’s Commercial Market Outlook sees OEMs delivering five percent fewer airplanes through 2039 than Boeing projected last year.
The first Air China Boeing 737 Max 8 takes off from Boeing's Seattle delivery center in November 2017. (Photo: Boeing)
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Gregory Polek
• Senior Editor
October 6, 2020
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