Boeing And Aeronavali Team Up On 767-200 Conversion Program

Staff July 28, 2000
Boeing Airplane Services and Aeronavali, a Finmeccanica company, signed a memorandum of understanding under which Aeronavali will become a partner on the development and modification of the 767-200 Special Freighter program. Boeing said 100% of the engineering has been completed on the freighter...

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