Boeing Begins MD-90

MICHAEL MECHAM October 13, 1997
Boeing President Ronald Woodard used the Beijing Aviation China '97 exhibition here last week to reassure the Chinese that production of China's MD-90 Trunkliner program will be uninterrupted by the Boeing-McDonnell Douglas merger. In the past three weeks, Boeing also has began consolidation of...

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