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Maxi-order by Korean Air to Boeing

Seoul, South Korea - The Asiatic carrier placed a deal worth USD 5,5 bn

An order that opens the competition regarding the sales between two giants Boeing (American) and Airbus (European) that placed yesterday by Korean Air, South-Korean Asiatic airline, that has made to Boeing an order for 25 airplanes, for a value of list prices equal to USD 5,5 bn. The order is so divided: five B-737/900/700, ten B-777/300ER (Extended Range, that will replace the B-747/400 that the...

fra/pec - 73902
Rome, Italy, 02/13/2007 13:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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