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Boeing signs a happy new year 2010 in terms of orders. The U.S. aircraft manufacturer announced Thursday, Jan. 6 have received 530 net orders for commercial aircraft in 2010, an increase of 31% over one year in a market upswing. In 2009, the manufacturer had registered only 405 net orders. The Nike Free 5.0 medium-haul B737 is honored as 376 copies were delivered in 2010. "The 737 Next Generation has established a new record of delivery for the second consecutive year," said Jim Albaugh, president and CEO of the commercial aviation division, adding that "the 737 aircraft is the most requested of the market." Nike Dunks High However, an order of 747 has been canceled, along with four new orders from long-haul aircraft, said the 787 Dreamliner, which suffers from repeated and currently has three years late. Deliveries should start in 2010 and were delayed to a date unspecified. 3,443 aircraft for delivery in total Nike Dunks Low Division of Boeing Commercial Aviation displays a backlog of 3,443 planes to be delivered with in total. The manufacturer has also delivered 462 commercial aircraft in 2010, also a majority of medium-haul 737, while 481 had delivered the previous year. It has delivered 376 B737, 12 long-haul model 767, and 74 long-haul model 777. In 2010, Boeing also announced several increases in production rates to meet higher demand than expected. nike dunk The first deliveryVibram 5 Fingers of the Vibram Five Fingers KSO 747-8 Freighter (freight version), hit by several delays, is scheduled for mid 2011 and the 747-8 Intercontinental (passenger version) by the end of the year. Airbus expected to announce soon a new record of delivery in 2010. "It is very likely that we will have delivered more than 500 aircraft" in 2010, stated there at Airbus in late December. In late November, 461 aircraft had been delivered to airlines. Only drawback, the European manufacturer Airbus A380 delivered less than expected.