McDonnell Douglas

Staff April 21, 1997

McDonnell Douglas isn't pulling any punches against would-be merger partner Boeing in its marketing to airlines. Comparing its MD-95 against the 737- 600, it says the Boeing airplane "carries extra structure, weight as well as capability, which are not really needed for the 100-seat market."

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