KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 (Bernama) -- Global aircraft manufacturer Boeing is forecasting demand for almost 5,000 new aircraft in Southeast Asia through 2045.
Boeing Forecasts Demand For Almost 5,000 Aircraft In Southeast Asia By 2045
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Boeing forecasts demand for 4,985 new commercial aircraft in Southeast Asia by 2045, including 4,080 single‑aisle, 880 widebody and 25 freighters, and expects airlines to hire about 66,000 crew members.
- Approximately 75% of deliveries will support fleet growth, the rest will replace existing planes.
- Airlines will need to recruit roughly 66,000 new crew members to meet the demand.
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