Boeing's Keskar Says Asia Is Fastest-Growing Market in the World

The video discusses the growing demand for new airplanes in Asia, highlighting the need for 16,050 planes by 2036 to serve over 3.5 billion passengers. Dinesh Keskar, Senior VP of Asia Pacific and India sales, talks about the rapid growth in Southeast Asia, potential deals, and major deliveries. The discussion includes Qantas's plans for long-haul flights and the challenges faced by the aviation industry, such as infrastructure, oil prices, and exchange rates.

What is the projected number of new airplanes needed in Asia by 2036?

• 16,050

• 20,000

• 25,000

• 10,000

Which region is expected to receive 40% of total airplane deliveries in the next 20 years?

• North America

• Europe

• Africa

• Asia Pacific

Which airline was involved in a significant deal with Boeing announced at the White House?

• Jet Airways

• Air India

• Singapore Airlines

• Qantas

What is the name of the project that aims to fly nonstop from Sydney to New York?

• Project Dawn

• Project Horizon

• Project Zenith

• Project Sunrise

Which aircraft is considered ideal for low-cost long-haul flights from India to the USA?

• Boeing 747

• Airbus A380

• Airbus A350

• Boeing 787-9

What is identified as the number one risk for the aviation industry in Southeast Asia?

• Infrastructure

• Pilot shortages

• Weather conditions

• Fuel prices

How might a strong US dollar impact low-cost carriers in Asia?

• Lower fuel prices

• Improved infrastructure

• Higher lease and capital costs

• Increase in passenger numbers