Marlin Dailey News
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Boeing Co. arrives at the Farnborough air show, where billions of dollars of jet orders may be unveiled next week, lacking a sales chief as it fills the job for a ninth time since John Leahy took his post at Airbus SAS.
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Boeing Co. named Ray Conner, a sales chief and former mechanic, to lead its commercial-jet unit as the planemaker pushes output to record levels and revamps some of its top-selling models.
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Boeing Co. said Jim Albaugh, president of its commercial-jet unit, is retiring and being replaced immediately by Ray Conner, the division’s sales chief.
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Boeing Co. is replacing its commercial-jet sales chief, Marlin Dailey, a month after rival Airbus SAS made inroads into one of the U.S. planemaker’s top customers, American Airlines, a person familiar with the matter said.
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AMR Corp.’s American Airlines is in talks with Airbus SAS about buying at least 100 narrow-body planes, a possible break from its longtime reliance on Boeing Co. jets, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Boeing Co. is replacing its commercial-jet sales chief, Marlin Dailey, a month after Airbus SAS made inroads into one of the U.S. planemaker’s top customers.
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Boeing Co. , the world’s second- biggest planemaker, expects commercial-jet orders to rise this year in dollar terms because of demand for the new 747-8 and other widebody aircraft.
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Boeing Co.’s four-decade-old 747 jumbo jet picked up a new fan base at the Paris Air Show as its latest version won customers and eclipsed the bungled appearance of Airbus SAS’s A380 flagship double-decker.
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Boeing Co. may be headed for its first victory in aircraft orders in three years, buoyed by demand for the 737 jet as larger rival Airbus SAS defers a decision on whether to offer a new engine on its A320.
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