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We're really excited to be here at the Dubai Air Show and it's really such a great environment for us to come in and to be able to show our customers and show the public exactly the things that we're doing inside the company and things that are coming into the market. I'm here standing in the 777X mock up. One of the things that's really great about this airplane is it's overall efficiency and that's something that's enabled by an all new high span composite wing and the GE 9X engine from General Electric. And these are two key enablers of efficiency for this airplane. It not only reduces the amount of fuel it uses, but the cost to operate it and also unlock mission capability and long range capability that this airplane will be able to offer our customers. One of the things we're really excited to show here at the air show is the cabin. This airplane is the widest cabin on the market. So that additional cabin width is both an economics factor for airlines, but it's also a comfort factor. Passengers will enjoy this greater sense of height in space in this cabin. And I'm over 6 feet tall. You can just see the height of this cabin and the way it. Emphasizes sense of scale that people will experience when they step on board. You can see the sculpting of this airplane and its fins and ceilings is very different from other products. That just gives a unique and fresh and more spacious feel. And even for passengers sitting near the side wall to feel that sense of space above them, it's really important in a space that they're going to spend 10121415 hours in. This airplane incorporates a lot of lessons learned from our passenger research. You'll notice it has larger windows. These windows are 30% larger than our competitors windows. They're located higher on the side wall. These are things that enable passengers to feel better as they travel. The ability to see the horizon line from anywhere in the airplane, dwell as a lower cabin altitude and higher cabin humidity. These are things that just make people feel better after spending a long period of time in an airplane capital.