While Airbus remains mired in difficulties created by its A380 super jumbo jet production difficulties and the need to develop a competitor for Boeing's next generation airliner, the 787 Dreamliner, Boeing is letting the world know it is pressing ahead. The Times of London reports:Boeing is trying to push its advantage over Airbus, its ailing rival, with an all-new design for the biggest sector in the world's aircraft industry. The Seattle jet maker has started negotiations with global airlines over the future design of the Boeing 737 as it seeks to dominate the $1,000 billion (£515 billion) market for the workhorse of the skies in future decades. Jim McNerney, Boeing's chairman and chief executive, confirmed last week that talks are taking place with airline customers on what they want from a revamped 737.  [....]Mr McNerney has also confirmed that the new 737, which will appear in the middle of the next decade, is likely to have a carbon fibre fuselage to make it more...(Read Full Post)