Lufthansa, Air Canada and Thai Airways have been long-standing Airbus customers, with many aircraft in their fleets being Airbus-made. So, when they announced plans to purchase new aircraft as part of their fleet renewal strategy, many people thought that they would stick to their tradition of ordering from the European aircraft manufacturer. However, these carriers have shocked the entire industry after announcing plans to place orders from Airbus biggest rival, Boeing! These plans have triggered more questions than answers, with enthusiasts and experts alike asking why these airlines would choose to order from a company that is currently a shadow of its former self.


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