Boeing Wants To Build On History Of Cooperation In Indonesia

Staff May 29, 1998
Boeing said it hopes to remain a player in Indonesia's commercial aerospace market, but one analyst said it must hedge its bets. A Boeing statement said the company's relationship with Indonesia's new president, B.J. Habibie, longtime minister of research and technology and former head of state...

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