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Financial Times to Publish Special Report on Aerospace

Jun 29 2006

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British newspaper the Financial Times will publish a Special Report on July 17, 2006, titled 'Aerospace.' This annual report provides an in-depth look at the emerging trends taking place within the dynamic Aerospace industry. This highly targeted, analytical report will be distributed inside all four editions of the FT newspaper with additional distribution at the Farnborough Airshow, July 17-23, 2006. This report will address the following key issues effecting today's Aerospace industry:

  • Changing dynamics of the Boeing / Airbus rivalry
  • Whether civil aviation demand can continue the growth trend
  • Outlook for low cost airline industry
  • Fuel management challenges and opportunities
  • State of the long-range mid-market airliners
  • The potential big winners in China and India

http://www.ft.com

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