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Boeing are thinking about an agreement with Libya

Washington, USA - This summer it has arrived the Washington go-ahead and today it has been abolished the sanctions

Boeing would be dealing a possible agreement with Libya for the national airline, after to have received this summer the go-ahead from Washington. Tripoli in fact would have reported the last June that it was programming the buy of 22 new aircrafts worth USD 1bn in order to renew the fleet of the flag carrier, Libyan Arab Airlines. The American free way attended only. As from today naturally the things...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 103741
Rome, Italy, 09/21/2004 18:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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