Boeing In No Rush As New Aircraft Studies Refocus On Single-Aisle

Guy Norris June 11, 2021
Icelandair Boeing 757-300
Boeing’s next aircraft study is starting to resemble the 757-300.
Credit: Joepriesaviation.net
As Boeing prepares to start flight tests of the long-delayed 737-10, the highest-capacity new single-aisle since the 757, the company insists it is in no hurry to finalize an all-new aircraft development strategy to compete in the Airbus A321XLR sector. But while the manufacturer says its cautious...
Guy Norris

Guy is a Senior Editor for Aviation Week, covering technology and propulsion. He is based in Colorado Springs.

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