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Tanker affair: Boeing defends the firm's ethics

Washington, USA - The company proves ready to carry on its collaboration with the American Judge to make the matter clearer

After the relevant commercial effects that Boeing started to face following the scandal related to the Tanker affair, such as for example the Lockheed Martin’s official protest against a series of contracts awarded to the rival aerospace enterprise (see for details AVIONEWS), it seems that the trial against some Boeing’s representatives is about to end. So, Boeing has recently released its official opi...

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Rome, Italy, 11/16/2004 12:36
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