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Boeing: CIT signed order for five additional B-737/700 airplanes

Seattle, Usa - Valued at around USD 295 million at list prices

Boeing and CIT Aerospace, a business unit of CIT Group Inc., a leading global provider of commercial and consumer finance solutions, announced an order for five Boeing Next-Generation 737-700s, valued at approximately USD 295 million at list prices. To date, CIT has taken delivery of 31 Next-Generation 737s and has a backlog of five 787 Dreamliners and 10 Next-Generation 737s on order with Boeing. As...

fra/pec - 1072728
Rome, Italy, 04/20/2007 15:22
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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