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Boeing Commercial Airplanes

July 2014
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July 2014

Twenty-year traffic and


product forecast
All regions of the world
169 airlines / groups

63 traffic flows

All jets 30 seats and above


No turbo props
No business jets

Freighters
Scheduled and
nonscheduled flying

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Product
strategy

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Long-range
business plan

Suppliers and
airline customers

Fleet consists of all jet aircraft with at least 90 seats


10,000

Accurate

Actual
8,000
6,000

Conservative

Medium-term
2004 CMO
Forecast

4,000
2,000

Under-forecasted
single-aisles

2004-2013
20,000

Over-forecasted large
and regional jets

Long-term

16,000

12,000
8,000

Actual
1994 CMO
Forecast

4,000
0

1994-2013
SOURCES: CMO 1994, CMO 2004, ASCEND
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Agenda

Whats trending in aviation?


20-year traffic and airplane forecast
Product strategy & development
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Whats trending in aviation?

Strong, resilient,
growing market
expected to continue

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Passengers flying
where they want
when they want

Single-aisle is fastest
growing, most
dynamic segment

4,000 new markets

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Low cost carrier will


continue fast growth

Versatility drives
growth

>75% of recent deliveries


and orders in medium-size
space

Single-aisle backlog and forecast


Large S-A

Versatile and flexible for

expansion and frequency


79%

Efficient across market

76%

70-75%

Order backlog
since 2010

Future
demand

spectrum with lower risk


Market focus will remain in
this size space (737 MAX 8)

Small S-A
2010-2013
deliveries

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Average number of seats last 15 years


Flexibility
More markets
More frequency
Passenger
preference

170
737 MAX 8
160

2,000-3,000 nmi

150
seats

Efficiency
Unit cost
Fuel per seat
LCC growth
2000

2002

2004

2006

2008

2010

SOURCE: Ascend, single-aisle airplanes excluding regional jets and prop aircraft, all stage lengths
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2012

2014

20-year traffic and airplane forecast


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reca
Market
liberalization

Airplane
capabilities

Economic
growth

Infrastructure

Current
Market
Outlook
2014-2033

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Airline
strategies &
business
models

Emerging
markets

Fuel
price

High
speed
rail

Environment

Resilient, growing market expected to continue


RPKs (trillions)
6.0

5.0

4.0

3.0

4 recessions
2 financial crises
2 Gulf wars
1 oil shock
1 near pandemic (SARS)
9/11

2.0

1.0

RPKs = Revenue Passenger Kilometers


SOURCE: ICAO scheduled traffic
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2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

1996

1995

1994

1993

1992

1991

1990

1989

1988

1987

1986

1985

1984

1983

1982

1981

1980

0.0

Macroeconomics
Trade
GDP level
GDP per capita
Labor force

Value of service

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Network structure
Infrastructure
Business model
Type of service
Regulatory environment

Demand

2013 to 2033

World
economy
(GDP)
Number
of airline
passengers
Airline
traffic
(RPK)

Cargo
traffic
(RTK)

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3.2%

4.2%

5.0%

4.7%

World
2.5

2.0

Air Travel
Growth
Frequency
Growth
Nonstop
Markets

1.5

1.0

0.5

SOURCE: August OAG


Index 1993=1.00
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Average
Airplane
Size

787 Dreamliner opening new markets around


the world
As of June 30, 2014

Current new nonstop routes flown with the 787:


Delhi-Birmingham
Delhi-Melbourne
Delhi-Sydney
Denver-Tokyo

(AI)
(AI)
(AI)
(UA)

Houston-Lagos
Tokyo-San Diego
Tokyo-Boston
Tokyo-Helsinki

(UA)
(JL)
(JL)
(JL)

Tokyo-San Jose
Addis Ababa-Dulles
Oslo-Bangkok
Stockholm-New York

Stockholm
Oslo

(NH)
(ET)
(DY)
(DY)

Stockholm-Fort Lauderdale
Stockholm-Bangkok
Oslo-New York
Oslo-Fort Lauderdale
London-Austin

(DY)
(DY)
(DY)
(DY)
(BA)

Helsinki

Copenhagen
San Francisco

Birmingham
Denver

Boston

London

New York
San Jose
Oakland
Washington
Austin
Los Angeles
Orlando
San Diego
Houston Fort Lauderdale

Delhi

Lagos

Addis Ababa

Chengdu
Bangkok

Tokyo

Announced
In operation

787
Operators:
Sydney
Melbourne

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Theyve been telling it for 15 years and still nothing

SOURCE: Airbus Annual Press Conference, 13 January 2014


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Top 25 long-haul airports

2000

2014

+58%

+60%
+46%

-2%
304

Capacity
SOURCE: Industry schedules
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Frequency

Cities served

299

Seats per flight

Airplane deliveries: 36,770

Market value: $5.2T

2014 - 2033

2014 - 2033

30,000

3,000

25,680

25,000
20,000

2,000

15,000

1,500

10,000

1,000

5,000
0

4,520

2,490

Regional
jets
7%

Singleaisle
70%

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$2,560B

2,500

3,460

620
Small
Medium
Large
wide-body wide-body wide-body
12%
9%
2%

500
0

$1,140B $1,160B
$240B

$100B

Regional
jets
2%

Singleaisle
49%

Small
Medium
Large
wide-body wide-body wide-body
22%
22%
5%

Units
45,000

42,180

40,000
35,000
30,000

21,270
Growth
58%

25,000

36,770

20,910
20,000
15,000
10,000

5,000
0
2013

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15,500
Replacement
42%
5,410
Retained fleet
2033

Annual GDP growth, 2013 2033


South
Asia

6.5

China

6.2

Southeast
Asia

4.7

Africa

4.7

Asia
Pacific

4.4

Latin
America

3.9

Middle
East

3.8

CIS

3.3

World

3.2

Oceania

2.7

North
America
Europe
Northeast
Asia

2.5

1.9
1.5

SOURCE: IHS Economics


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RPKs, billions
Added traffic
2014-2033

2013 traffic

Annual
growth %

6.3%

Within Asia Pacific*

6.6%

Within China

2.3%

Within North America

3.5%

Within Europe

7.4%

Middle East - Asia Pacific

5.3%

Europe - Asia Pacific


North Atlantic

3.1%

Within Latin America

6.9%
4.3%

Trans-Pacific

4.5%

Within/to CIS

4.7%

North America - Latin America

4.9%

Europe - Latin America

4.9%

Africa - Europe
0
*Does NOT include travel within China
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World
Average
Growth:
5.0%

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

New airplane deliveries by region

Market value by region

20142033

20142033

Region

Airplanes

Asia Pacific
Europe
North America
Middle East
Latin America
C.I.S.
Africa

World Total

13,460
7,450
7,550
2,950
2,950
1,330
1,080

36,770

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Region
3%
8% 3%
37%

8%

36,770
21%
20%

Asia Pacific
Europe
North America
Middle East
Latin America
C.I.S.
Africa

$B
2,020
1,040
870
640
340
150
140

World Total $5,200B

3%
7% 3%
12%

39%

$5.2T
17%
20%

RTKs = Revenue Tonne Kilometers


250

RTKs (billions)

200

150

100

50

0
1980

1984

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1988

1992

1996

2000

2004

2008

2012

100%

Delivery units

Share of fleet

80%

Large production

60%

Wide-body conversions

40%

Medium wide-body production

20%

Standard-body conversions

0%

590

>80 tonnes
40-120 tonnes
40-80 tonnes
<45 tonnes

2013
Freighters
1,690

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2033
Freighters
2,730

2,170
370

250
2014 to 2033
Freighters

960

New freighter deliveries: 840

Market value: $240 billion

20142033

20142033

700

590
Market value

Airplane units

600

250

500
400

250

300

200

$190B

150
100

200
100
0

$50B

50

0
Large

>80 tonnes

70%

Medium

40-80 tonnes

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30%

Standard

<45 tonnes

$0B
Large

>80 tonnes

79%

Medium

40-80 tonnes

21%

Standard

<45 tonnes

Product strategy & development


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More value to our customers in all markets


Efficiency designed-in from the start

Environmental performance

Passenger experience

Long-range, fast, reliable

Low operating cost

Operational commonality

Standardization

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374
350

Backlog ($B)

374
747
777

319

Large
2%

295

300
256

SingleAisle 737
46%

Model

250

TwinAisle
52%

787

200

767

150
Leasing,
Gov't &
BBJ

100

ME,
Central
&
S. Asia

Region

50
Europe
&
Russia

0
2010

2011

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2012

2013

1Q14

North
America

L.
America
& Africa
Asia
Pacific

China,
East &
SE Asia

Superior value, efficient market coverage


Future Boeing

Current Boeing
500

500
747-8

747-8

450

450

777-9X

400

400

777-300ER
Seats

350
Seats

777-8X

350

787-10
777-200ER

300

787-9
250

787-8
767-300ER

300
787-9

787-8

200

200
737-900ER

737 MAX 9

737-800

737 MAX 8

150

150
737-700

100

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250

737 MAX 7
100

Superior value, efficient market coverage


600

550

Future Boeing

Airbus

600

A380

550

500

500
747-8
450
777-9X

Seats

400

350

777-8X
A350-1000

400

350

787-10
300

A350-900

250

A330-300
A350-800
A330-200

300
787-9
787-8

200

150

100

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250

200
A321neo

737 MAX 9

A320neo

737 MAX 8

A319neo

737 MAX 7

150

100

Seats

450

Things to remember

Strong, growing market being driven by customers flying where they want,
when they want
Single-aisle -- fastest growing and most dynamic segment -- fueling forecast

With the most comprehensive widebody lineup in the industry, Boeing will be
able to meet customers needs now and in the future
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http://www.boeing.com/cmo

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