American Orders 15 More Boeing 777s

Staff August 17, 1998
Boeing said Friday American ordered 15 more 777-200ERs valued at $2.1 billion, bringing the carrier's total 777 orders to 34, all powered by Rolls-Royce Trent engines. Deliveries are to begin in March 2000 and continue through August 2001. American named Boeing in November 1996 its preferred...

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