Boeing Nears Design Milestone On New 737-900ER

Staff January 27, 2006
Boeing says it has nearly completed the engineering drawings for its 737-900ER aircraft, after finishing 90% of the drawings on schedule. Boeing can now begin manufacturing detailed parts for the aircraft. Final assembly of the first 737-900ER is expected to begin this spring.

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