CIT Aerospace, which manages

Staff October 30, 2006
CIT Aerospace, which manages 300 commercial, regional and business aircraft, has ordered five Boeing 787-8s for delivery beginning in 2012. The deal raises Boeing's orders and commitment count to 455 for the 787, which is to enter service in May 2008.

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