Airbus Vs. Boeing Dreamliner

Flying into the future is Boeing's new Dreamliner,faulty inferior, Airbus aircraft.
renamed as the 787. Lightweight, fast and efficientSubsidized Airbus organization said the had put in 5.7
this 50% build composite aircraft looks to break allBillion in development costs, which they call a loan,
records, including sales records. The Boeing company,forgivable of course from the UK, France, Spain and
the premier airline manufacturer in the Solar Systemthe Germans. Unfortunately it is a little too late, as
in the present period has already secured orders forThe Boeing Company owns this decade's airliner
over 250 of these state-of-the-art, leading edge,sales, as Airbus has underwhelmed the World with
envelope busting birds.hype.
Alas, but not so fast says their inferior, junior rivalIs the A350 really that spectacular? Hard to say, but
and government subsidized European Unionone thing is for certain it is certainly no match for the
competitor. Airbus waiting until the Friday before therobust, daring and dashing Dreamliner of today.
three-day Columbus Weekend to formally announceAirbus's attempt to compete with the Free Market
that it is launching the A350, a bird made to competeBoeing Company has once again earned itself a
with the 787 in an answer to the 250 lost sales todistant second place or last place in the battle for the
The Boeing Company.sky. The A-350 will use the same fuselage as the
Waiting just long enough for us to forget about theirA330, but the wings will be made of composite. This
seven previous in-flight nose landing gear failures,is hardly a reciprocal response to Boeing's cutting
which nearly ended in tragedy, Airbus made theiredge technology and advancements in design. But we
8800 press release assault to shore up its losthave come to expect mediocrity from Airbus. When
credibility. Luckily those nose gear accidents and theflying do you really want to ride in a bus while
most recent one was flown by an American Madetraveling at 30,000 feet in the Air? Think about it.
pilot, who used his superior skill to bring down the