Well, now the U.S.A has the world best Boeing's new 7E7 Dreamliner is part of the U.S. maker. We can not just watch what Airbus is doing "refundable launch aid and subsidies by their Government". We do not want see cutting of 40,000 employees at Boeing like a few yeas ago. We want to see the world fair marketing. It is not just affecting Boeing Company itself alone, and it is affecting other industries as well.

AIRBUS MUST STOP USING TACTICS SOURCE AND NEED TRUE VALUE FOR CURRENT MARKET! It is dominate global market. It is not making fair to the other commercial companies like Boeing and etc....It is disrupting the commercial airplane market and other industiries. Boeing is the world's largest manufacturer of commercial jetliners, military aircraft and satellites. Boeing was founded 88 years ago. William E. Boeing (1881-1956) was Boeing Company Founder and Owner, President, Chairman of the Board (1916-1934 ).

Years ago, when the media was screaming about AIRBUS receiving their government subsidy and refundable launch aid from all over the world include U.S.A, we knew it affected Boeing Company and has to lay off so many people and due to the forceful marketing business and not using true value and experience. We do not want this forceful and dominating global marketing. The world travelers want to see the fair marketing system. It will harmonize the world global marketing system what it's should be with true value.

Well, speaking of travelers, according to statistics from the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) shows China's travelers reached 15.99 million in the first seven months of 2004, a 63.7 percent increase from the same period last year. It is becoming world attention like many countries want to see tourist destinations. This shows the airline industries are starting to recover towards positive. The airline industries are the most important factor to set fair global market which will be affected many travelers from all over the world. It is not traveling one country itself, it is traveling from all over the countries.

Per Seattlepi.nwsource.com, September 8, 2004, the Bush administration has threatened to file a formal complaint with the World Trade Organization if the 1992 accord is not changed and these Airbus "subsidies" eliminated. (2)

Many voters hope 2004 election will bring this subject closely. Especially, Washington has considered challenging the 25-nation EU before the WTO if the group continues to subsidize the France-based Airbus aircraft producer at the current rate. (1)

To Conclude, hopefully, The World Best Boeing's new 7E7 Dreamliner will stays the world global marketing fairness. Many travelers will be happy to see the world's fair market. We are hoping the Boeing Company stays what it's true value of the competition in the large commercial aircraft market without disrupted by "Airbus' refundable launch aid and subsidies by their Government".

We the communities and many of us are hoping this disrupting will end as soon as possible. Per 2004 Boeing News Releases: CHICAGO, Sept. 16, 2004: The Boeing Company will continue to support any course of action that the U.S. government deems necessary to achieve this goal.(4)

Per Statement by the President in August 13, 2004 in Boeing Field/King County International Airport : President Bush emphasized that his administration is dedicated to free and fair trade. He addressed that "The Boeing Company competes against Airbus, which is a European company. Airbus was founded about 30 years ago and has received, in those 30 years, large government subsidies from European nations, and continues to receive them. And I think those subsidies are unfair. I think it makes it -- it's unfair to this American company that these European governments continue to subsidize Airbus. And so I informed these good folks who work here that I've instructed U.S. Trade Representative Bob Zoellick to inform European officials in his September meeting that we think these subsidies are unfair and that he should pursue all options to end these subsidies -- including bringing a WTO case, if need be. We believe in free trade -- we want that free trade to be fair, as well. And getting rid of the subsidies of Airbus will make the trade fair; will make the playing field level. "(5)

I think it is positive to see that the Bush administration has considered this matter seriously.

References:

(1)Retrieved in September 17, 2004, Website: http://edition.cnn.com/2004/BUSINESS/09/16/europe.boeing.ap/index.html

(2)Retrieved in September 17, 2004, Website: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/189862_air08.html

(3)Retrieved in September 17, 2004, Website: http://www.chinatour.com/news/market.htm

(4) Retrieved in September 19, 2004, Website:
http://www.boeing.com/news/breakingnews/2004/040916a.html

(5) Retrieved in September 22, 2004, Website:
The White House For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary, August 13, 2004

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/08/20040813-10.html

Reported By: Catch4all.com, Positive Site: se@catch4all.com :September 17, 2004. Revised September 19, 2004, and Revised September 22, 2004.