Boeing Expects India's P-8I Order To Grow

Jay Menon July 31, 2012
Credit: JEREMIAH SCOTT/Boeing
SEATTLE — Boeing expects India’s P-8I order to increase to as many as 30 units, citing the Indian navy and coast guard’s interest in multimission aircraft. Under a $2 billion contract signed in 2009, Boeing will deliver eight of the long-range maritime reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare...

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