Airbus and Boeing Indian Forecasts Do Not Align
Dinesh Keskar, Boeing Commercial Airplanes’ senior v-p of sales for Asia Pacific and India. [Photo: Neelam Mathews]
Dinesh Keskar, Boeing Commercial Airplanes’ senior v-p of sales for Asia Pacific and India. [Photo: Neelam Mathews]

Airbus and Boeing released their outlooks for the Indian airliner market over the next two decades at the India Aviation show in Hyderabad this week, with both OEMs estimating different figures. Boeing forecast demand in India for 1,600 new airplanes worth $205 billion, with the country’s fleet expected to grow more than five times in size over the next 20 years, while Airbus estimated a slightly more conservative 1,290 aircraft worth $190 billion.

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