Boeing Foregoes Re-Engining In Favor Of Replacement 737
Boeing is betting that technology will mature enough by 2019/2020 to support a new airplane to serve the all-important 100- to 200-seat market, rather than taking the option of re-engining 737NGs to compete with the Airbus A320 New Engine Option (NEO) program. “If we can come up with the right...
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