Boeing Door Kit Sales Hit 2,500; Airbus Close To Final Designs

Staff March 07, 2002
Two-thirds of the U.S. major passenger carriers have signed up for Boeing-designed Phase II cockpit door kits, and Airbus hopes to have designs for its aircraft finalized in the coming weeks. Six U.S. major carriers and one non-U.S. airline have bought Boeing kits for 2,658 in-service planes...

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