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Over four USDbn in orders for Boeing and Airbus

Rome, Italy - KLM and Indian Airlines give a oxygen breath to the two industries

Seems that Airbus and Boeing, always competitors, have make an agreement in giving the news. Two airlines, KLM and Indian Airlines, made a cumulative order for 4 USDbn at the two aeronautical industries. KLM ordered eight B-777 and three B-747 all in cargo version to replace 12 of its older B-747, for a value of over 2,1 USDbn. Indian Airlines ordered 43 Airbus A320, worth 2 USDbn. Either Boeing and...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 25848
Rome, Italy, 03/29/2002 13:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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