Boeing plans March 16 'rollout' for first F-15K

Staff February 22, 2005
F-15K ROLLOUT: The Boeing Co. plans to hold a March 16 "rollout" ceremony in St. Louis to mark the completion of the first F-15K Strike Eagle, an F-15 variant being built for South Korea's air force. The fighter is expected to begin flight-tests a week or two before the rollout. Boeing plans to...

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