Orders through December 31, 2005	717	737	747	767	777	787	Total
2005 Net Orders	-14	569	43	15	154	235	1002
Aeromexico		8					8
Air Canada					18	14	32
Air China						15	15
Air Europa		18					18
Air France					9		9
Air India		18			23	27	68
Air New Zealand						2	2
AirTran		23					23
Alaska Airlines		35					35
All Nippon Airways				3	2		5
Ariana Afghan Airlines		4					4
Austrian					1		1
Avion Group					8		8
Boeing Business Jet		11					11
Buraq Air		2					2
Cargolux Airlines			10				10
Cathay Pacific Airways					12		12
China Cargo			2				2
China Eastern Airlines		4				15	19
China Southern Airlines		20				10	30
Continental Airlines					2	7	9
COPA Airlines		5					5
dba		10					10
Egyptair		6					6
El Al Israel Airlines					2		2
Emirates					42		42
Ethiopian Airlines						10	10
First Choice Airways						6	6
GAP			6				6
GE Capital Corporation		26					26
GOL Airlines		48					48
Hainan Airlines		6				8	14
Icelandair		15				2	17
ILFC		20			8	20	48
Jade Cargo International			6				6
JAL International		30		7	5	30	72
Jet Airways		10			10		20
Kenya Airways					1		1
KLM - Royal Dutch Airlines		1			3		4
Korean Air			1			10	11
LAN Airlines				6			6
Lcal						14	14
Lion Air		30					30
LOT Polish Airlines						7	7
Nippon Cargo Airlines			13				13
Northwest Airlines						18	18
Pegasus Aviation Finance		6					6
RBS Aviation Capital		20					20
Royal Air Maroc						4	4
Ryanair		84					84
Shanghai Airlines		5		2		9	16
Shenzhen Airlines		5					5
Singapore Aircraft Leasing		20					20
SkyEurope		4					4
Sonair		2					2
Southwest Airlines		8					8
SpiceJet		10					10
TAAG (Angola Airlines)		4			2		6
Transavia Airlines		1					1
Turkish Airlines		8					8
Turkmenistan Airlines		2					2
UPS			8				8
U.S. Air Force		3					3
Unidentified		22		1	5		28
Vietnam Airlines						4	4
Volga-Dnepr Airlines			2				2
WestJet		10					10
Xiamen Airlines		10				3	13
2005 Gross Orders		574	48	19	153	235	1029
2005 Net Orders	-14	569	43	15	154	235	1002
	717	737	747	767	777	787	Total
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According to The Boeing News dated January 5, 2006: Alan Mulally, Boeing Commercial Airplanes president and chief executive officer, said that "Clearly, 2005 was an incredible year for our customers and for Boeing,"

"We continued to stay focused on bringing efficiency and value to the airlines of the world through world-class services and airplanes that fly passengers how they want to fly -- point-to-point, non-stop, with more frequencies and more choices." "We also solidified the transformation of our product line, and the market validated our strategy with every order during the year,"

"Our new portfolio of airplanes from 100 to 450 seats, combined with our global support services, put us in a great position for the long term."

"We look forward to 2006 and continuing to meet our commitments to our customers," said Alan Mulally, Boeing Commercial Airplanes president and chief executive officer.

The highlights for Boeing Commercial Airplanes in 2005:

Launching the 747-8 Intercontinental, 777 Freighter, 737-900ER, and the 767-300 Boeing Converted Freighter -- and offering customers a larger Boeing Business Jet, the BBJ 3.

Achieving firm configuration on the 787 Dreamliner and reaching several other major program milestones, including building the first composite fuselage sections and unveiling the 787 flight deck.

Establishing a new world record with the 777-200LR Worldliner for distance traveled nonstop by a commercial airplane, demonstrating that this airplane can connect nonstop virtually any two cities in the world. Worldliner takes off from Hong Kong flying eastbound to London, set a world distance record. The 777-200LR (Longer Range) took off with a full load of fuel and 35 passengers and crew, flying nonstop on a routed distance more than halfway around the world.

Producing outstanding results in Commercial Aviation Services, which completed and delivered the first 747-400 Boeing Converted Freighter, and won new customers for the Electronic Flight Bag, Airplane Health Management and Maintenance Performance Toolbox. CAS also responded to increasing customer demand for around-the-clock support by opening its first integrated operations center.

It is positive to see The Boeing Company is continuing efforts to dramatically improve the quality and productivity of the Boeing production system, including completing the sales of the Wichita/Tulsa and Arnprior operations, which are now valued partners to Boeing and suppliers to the entire industry. Delivering the final 757, marking a successful 23-year passenger airplane program that sold more than 1,000 airplanes. The Boeing Company is also deciding to conclude production of the 717 while celebrating its legacy of introducing moving production lines to Commercial Airplanes.

Congratualtions, Boeing Company !!! The Boeing Company have many patners and suppliers around the world. The world sees The Boeing as The Best Global Company, and The BEST Company !!!! Keep Flying !!!

Reference: http://www.boeing.com/news/releases/2006/q1/060105a_nr.html