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Singapore Airlines: 18 Boeing 777s in order to replace the Jumbos

Singapore - The official announcement could occur in few days

Singapore Airlines would be about to officially reveal the purchase of some 18 Boeing 777 airliners. The intention would be the one of replacing the current long-range fleet consisting of the Boeing 747s, while waiting for the arrival of the larger Airbus A-380s in 2006. It seems in fact that the important Asian airline has already completed its own evaluations on the US-made vehicle, though the total...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 102184
Rome, Italy, 08/25/2004 16:07
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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