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Airbus and Boeing see record sales year for 2007

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Airbus is expecting to sell about 1,300 aircraft by the end of 2007. Boeing is up to 1,154 sales to date, with more expected.

A good proportion of the record numbers can be attributed to Middle East buyers, who have, in a single year, ordered more than 700 aircraft between the two manufacturers - over 60% of the 1,160 units that Boeing predicted the region would require over the next 20 years, or three quarters of Airbus' long term projections.

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