Korean Air Orders PW4000 Engines For Boeing 777s

Steven Lott September 08, 2004
Korean Air recently placed orders for 31 Pratt & Whitney PW4000-family engines to power nine of new Boeing 777-200ERs and two additional Boeing 747-400ERF cargo planes. Deliveries start in 2005 and for the 777s extend through 2009 at a total value of about $500 million. The nine additional Pratt...

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