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Special 2002 Farnborough International Air Show: the renewed B747 has to wait

Farnborough, Uk - Mulally: "it is not the highest priority on the agenda"

The new version of the Boeing 747 - which is supposed to be quieter and with a longer-range - will likely have to wait. Yesterday in fact, Boeing Commercial Planes' chief, Alan Mulally, stated: it "is not the highest priority on the agenda". "We'll decide in the next six months to a year", ended then Mr. Mulally. (007)

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 31369
Rome, Italy, 07/24/2002 15:35
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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