British Airways Eyes Winglet Upgrade For Rolls-Powered 767s

Max Kingsley-Jones September 30, 2010
British Airways is eager to upgrade its Boeing 767-300ERs with Aviation Partners Boeing blended winglets, but needs to overcome certification issues stemming from the engine fit on its fleet. Because BA’s 767s are Rolls-Royce RB211-powered, the approved blended winglet retrofit developed for the...

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