Opinion: Why Boeing Should Design A New Commercial Aircraft

Ron Epstein October 03, 2023
Boeing’s X-66 braced-wing aircraft design
Credit: Boeing
There is no denying that Boeing has lost share to Airbus in the narrowbody/single-aisle aircraft market. Once the world’s preeminent OEM in that market, it now possesses less than 40% of narrowbody/single-aisle orders versus No. 1 Airbus. While the longevity of Boeing’s 737 is impressive, the...
Ron Epstein

Ron Epstein is Senior Aerospace & Defense Analyst at Bank of America. He is based in New York.

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