Malaysia Airlines drops plan to accelerate Boeing deliveries

Staff February 27, 1998
Malaysia Airlines will take delivery of four 777s and three 747s from Boeing this year despite Malaysia's economic problems, but it will drop accelerated deliveries it had negotiated with Boeing before the crisis.

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