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Turkish Airlines ordered seven further 777/300ERs

Seattle, USA - The total for this model grows to 12 units

Boeing and Turkish Airlines have finalized an order for seven Boeing 777/300ERs (Extended Range) airplanes valued at $1.9 billion at current list prices. This order is in addition to the five 777-300ERs that Turkish Airlines ordered in April 2009 (see AVIONEWS), bringing their total 777/300ER orders to 12. The airline currently operates a fleet of 65 Boeing airplanes including Next-Generation 737s...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1107741
Rome, Italy, 07/28/2009 16:05
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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