KLM To Replace 747-300s; New Order Worth $5 Billion
KLM is looking for new 300-seat aircraft to replace its older Boeing 747s, and could order as many as 34 widebodies as part of a long-haul fleet modernization. The carrier, which just unveiled staff and capacity cuts, has asked aircraft manufacturers, lessors and engine makers to submit proposals...
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