Boeing's 737-900X To Go Into Service In 2007

William Dennis November 23, 2004
The enhanced model of the Boeing 737-900, the -900X, will go into commercial service by 2007. Boeing expects the aircraft to be certified in 2006, 737 Program spokeswoman Sandy Angers told The DAILY in Seattle. Boeing is already authorized to market the aircraft to customers. Boeing claims the...

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