Korean Firms 777 Options

Staff June 23, 2008
Korean Air has firmed the first of four Boeing 777-300ER options it has held since the end of 2006. With this upgrade, Korean Air now has firm orders for 11 of Boeing’s long-range widebody variant, which will be used to replace some of the airline’s 747-400s earmarked for freighter conversion.

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