Name: ボーイングとエアバスは生き残れるか？| WSJ (Can Boeing and Airbus Survive? | WSJ)
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is piling up with empty Boeing and Airbus aircraft,

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Daily traffic is down some 80% from its peak in 2019.

as airport activity has fallen to near zero.

Meanwhile, industry giants, Boeing and Airbus,

and because of that, there's no one you can turn to.

- [Jaden] Boeing, already weakened by the 737 MAX crisis,

saw its stock drop more than 70% in February and March

while Airbus' fell about 65% in the same period.

The plane makers employ hundreds of thousands of people

- Both those companies are in many ways too big to fail.

- [David] Nobody has an interest in retaining

- So as the coronavirus pandemic shakes up the industry,

and what does it mean for the future of aviation?

Boeing was already struggling to get regulator approval

as the jet was grounded after two deadly accidents

linked to a faulty flight control system.

which was supposed to transform the aviation industry,

as the world's top plane maker in terms of deliveries.

and be strong on the long term is intact, if not improved.

of how well-positioned the plane makers are

so I called Addison Schonland, a partner at AirInsight.

given its particular tools available to airlines.

and the incompletion of the Boeing/Brazil project.

has forced the companies to draft survival plans.

from Europe to the United States for the next 30 days.

- [Jaden] Air passenger volumes fell more than 90%

In February, major airlines like Delta and United

started to cut their losses by canceling some flights.

Only weeks later, the collapse in air travel

had already trickled down to Boeing and Airbus,

with many orders being postponed or canceled.

Boeing saw customers cancel 196 of its aircraft orders.

and said almost all of its customers have approached it

to discuss deferring or canceling orders.

- We're accustomed to bad years like 9/11

but at the end of the day this is just an unprecedented

- Even in this crisis, both Boeing and Airbus

have a key customer they can count on, governments.

They're some of the world's biggest defense contractors,

with the U.S. Navy even ordering new planes

- The ultimate safe haven right now is defense,

in defense, industrial development, and geopolitics.

Boeing has worked with the U.S. government

to build military planes since World War I,

as it was formed as an example of how European countries

and companies are stronger when they come together.

- Airbus doesn't have a hundred years of history,

but if you look at what Airbus consists of,

that came together that were also very old,

brought with them amazing amount of knowledge.

- Boeing and Airbus both spend millions of dollars

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ボーイングとエアバスは生き残れるか？| WSJ (Can Boeing and Airbus Survive? | WSJ)

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