CEO: Pakistan International Airlines may switch 777 order for 787s

September 14, 2016
Credit: Rob Finlayson
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is in negotiations with Boeing to switch out five Boeing 777s from a 2012 order for eight 787-8s, PIA CEO Bernd Hildenbrand confirmed to ATW. “The 777s offer a bit too much capacity for our needs,” he said, adding negotiations are ongoing. “But Boeing has to...

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