What Are Boeing's Hostile Competitors

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Boeing has a few hostile competitors starting with Airbus, which there main headquarter is located in France which has about 26,000 employees. They also have one in Virginia. Airbus has 16 locations around the world and about 63,000 employees, 100 nationalities worldwide. Airbus relies on industrial cooperation and partnership with companies all over the world and about 7,700 network suppliers.

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