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Airbus received $21 billion in orders at the Paris Air Show, while Boeing did not disclose new sales data.
On June 20, according to Reuters, based on the delivery prices estimated by the United Kingdom's Cirium Ascend, Airbus secured 148 firm orders worth 14.2 billion dollars and 102 provisional orders worth 6.7 billion dollars at this year's Paris Air Show, with a total order value of 21 billion dollars. Boeing chose not to announce new sales figures following last week's Air India 787 Dreamliner accident. U.S. President Trump secured a huge Boeing aircraft trade after his Middle East visit last month, and it was already anticipated that this year's Paris Air Show would be relatively subdued. Boeing has also reduced its participation in the Paris Air Show, focusing on the investigation of last week's Air India crash.
