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Core Viewpoint - The 55th Paris Air Show highlights a stark contrast between Airbus and Boeing, with Airbus securing significant orders while Boeing faces challenges due to a recent aircraft crash [1][3]. Group 1: Airbus Performance - Airbus received orders worth up to $17 billion from Saudi clients, including 77 aircraft from AviLease and 50 A350-1000s from Riyadh Air, establishing a dominant position at the airshow [1][3]. - The total value of orders excluding options is estimated to be close to $10 billion, with AviLease's order alone valued at approximately $8 billion after standard industry discounts [3]. - The deal with Polish Airlines for 40 A220 aircraft, with an option to increase to 84, marks a significant entry into Boeing's traditional market [5]. Group 2: Boeing Challenges - Boeing reduced its presence at the airshow following a crash of an Indian Airlines Boeing 787-8, which resulted in 241 fatalities, overshadowing its participation [1][7]. - The company has faced multiple fatal accidents in recent years, including four major incidents in the last six years, raising concerns about its safety record [8][9]. - Boeing's ongoing struggles with supply chain issues and production challenges have led to a situation where both Boeing and Airbus are operating under a "sell as much as they can produce" model [6].