ANA To Buy 45 737NGs
In a deal that will drive Airbus from its fleet, All Nippon Airways is negotiating to buy 45 Boeing 737NGs worth up to $2.5 billion for deliveries beginning in 2005. The agreement will see the Japanese carrier replace 52 aircraft in its single-aisle fleet--25 Airbus A320s, two 737-400s and 25 737...
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