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ISSUE OF THE CASE
How can Boeing sustain in a duopoly competition with EADS (in partner with Airbus) while gain its market share.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
The Boeing Company (Boeing) is one of the world\\\'s leading aerospace companies and the largest combined manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft, while Airbus Industrie began as a consortium of European aviation firms to compete with American companies such as Boeing and McDonnell. Today Boeing owns McDonnell and Airbus has formed EADS and they fight a fierce competition. EADS with their plan to launch its A3XXs while risking their all to be the market leader leaves Boeing to decide weather to loose their crown or build its B-747X to even survive in the market.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS
PORTER¡¦S FIVE FORCES
Threat of New Entrants: A new kind: The world aircraft leasing companies.
Maybe it¡¦s not possible for a commercial aircraft building company to come up overnight. But the fierce competition in the duopoly market of aircraft industry the threat is of a new kind. Failure to meet the scheduled delivery time and Asian Economy flu, it gave birth to The World Aircraft leasing industry. With failure to meeting the market demand and delivery schedule airlines company started to switch to Airbus and claiming to have the ¡§technologically advanced fleet¡¨ while their old crafts were sold to amongst airlines or to the leasing company. This trend threatened Boeing and the leasing companies started to grow in Asian market. An analysis reveals that the portfolio size of leased aircraft reached $115.42 billion in 2004, and is projected to reach $143.93 billion by 2008.
As the Asia Pacific region continues to suffer from poor infrastructure the limited numbers of airports in the region are unlikely to accommodate the increasing air traffic. Further, the shortage of pilots, cabin...
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