| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2004 J.. Lynn Lunsford |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Airbus aims to trump Boeing's 7E7.(airplane manufacturers produce competing jetliners) | Business, international | Daniel Michaels, J. Lynn Lunsford |
| Airbus and Boeing to boost output.(U.S. Business News) | Business, international | Daniel Michaels, J. Lynn Lunsford |
| Boeing-Airbus rivalry picks up steam again: companies' mutual ties to suppliers and customers may temper latest dispute. | Business, international | Scott Miller, Daniel Michaels, J. Lynn Lunsford, Neil King |
| China to freeze aircraft orders in coming year to cool growth. | Business, international | Daniel Michaels, Leslie Chang, J. Lynn Lunsford |
| Globalization blunts air trade rivalry.(U.S. Business News) | Business, international | Daniel Michaels, J. Lynn Lunsford |
| Two groups vie to build a supersonic business jet. | Business, international | J. Lynn Lunsford |
| UPS wants to cancel part of Airbus order: as ground services grow, shipper says euro 1.28 billion of jets aren't needed now.(United Parcel Service Inc.) | Business, international | Daniel Michaels, J. Lynn Lunsford |
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