China Is Biggest Emerging Threat, Says Boeing's Albaugh

Rupa Haria, [email protected], Rupa Haria, [email protected] June 01, 2012
Chinese airframer Comac will be the biggest threat to Boeing and Airbus and most likely to succeed in developing a program comparable to those offered by the duopoly, says Jim Albaugh, president of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. Speaking at the Aviation Club of the U.K. on Thursday, Albaugh said...

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