Consumers preferring point-to-point air travel killed the A380.
It's the smaller and more mundane 737 Max and A320 Neo that are following the lead of the old 757 as hub-bypassers.
I also note that no reference was made to the fact that Boeing has broken-up two early, unsaleable, 787s and took a $1.25 billion charge for doing so. Billion.
It also tells you exactly nothing about the market for 787s...