THE JUMBO UP BOEING'S SLEEVE

COMPILED BY PAUL PROCTOR September 29, 1997
Boeing engineers are studying prior Douglas work on a proposed large four-engine transport, one of two models known as the MD-12. New Boeing subsidiary Douglas Products Div. conducted significant engineering work on the double-deck transport in the early 1990s but couldn't afford product launch...

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