A look at who flies Boeing's 787

Economy January 17, 2013

Boeing has delivered 50 of its new 787s to airlines around the world. Here's a look at who owns them:

All Nippon Airways, 17 Japan Airlines, 7 Air India, 6 United Continental Holdings Inc., U.S., 6 Qatar Airways, 5 Ethiopian Airlines, 4 LAN Airlines (Chile), 3 LOT Polish Airlines, 2 Source: Boeing Co., airlines.

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- Business
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- Japan,
- Qatar,
- East Asia,
- Asia
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