Airline Crisis Not Hitting Boeing Backlog, Carson Says

Adrian Schofield July 16, 2008
Boeing’s order backlog is not yet being hurt by the dire condition of many of its airline customers, according to Boeing Commercial Airplanes head Scott Carson. While the company has had “a handful” of customers defer orders for a year or two, Boeing has yet to see any cancellations, Carson said...

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