JAL Order Confirms Interest In 767 Program, Boeing Says

Adrian Schofield July 01, 2005
Japan Airlines yesterday ordered six 767-300ERs -- including three freighters -- which Boeing said supports its belief that there is enough demand to delay a decision on the future of the 767 program. Boeing will not decide until the middle of next year whether to continue 767 production, Boeing...

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