1.   Instead of flying between major hubs like New York and Tokyo, passengers will increasingly demand to bypass the hubs and fly directly to smaller destinations.

2.   Meanwhile, corporate jets may be gaining from airline woes, as some business passengers use them to bypass congested hubs.

3.   Boeing argues that airlines are more interested in smaller planes with the range to bypass major hubs on nonstop flights to mid-sized and smaller cities.

4.   Boeing argues that airlines are more interested in smaller, more efficient planes that have the range to bypass major hubs on their way to secondary cities.

5.   Boeing foresees more interest in smaller planes with the range to bypass major hubs on their way to secondary cities.

6.   Boeing has long said the future lies in direct flights between smaller cities, bypassing crowded hubs.

7.   Boeing has bet that airlines are more interested in smaller, more efficient planes that have the range to bypass major hubs on their way to secondary cities.