767 TANKERS A BAD DEAL, USE 7E7

Anthony E. Pomata (Maple Valley, Wash.) June 30, 2003
Boeing's contract for new refueling tankers based on the dated-technology 767 has been lauded by its employees and local officials as a good deal. Halfway into those tankers' service lives, the basic 767 design will be more than 50 years old. Meanwhile Boeing has proposed to Britain's Royal Air...

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