Boeing Looks To Asia, Europe For Increased Sales In 1996

Staff January 05, 1996
Boeing Commercial President Ron Woodard predicted yesterday that the company will sell more aircraft this year than last. He said Boeing recaptured the lead for aircraft orders in 1995 by a wide margin over Airbus Industrie, which slid from No. 1 in 1994 to third place, behind Douglas Aircraft...

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