Moog To Supply Actuation Systems On Boeing 7E7

Staff May 26, 2004
Boeing picked Moog as the 7E7's primary flight control actuation system supplier. Moog plans to supply 30 hydraulic and electric actuators, and associated actuation electronics for each plane. Moog is based in East Aurora, N.Y., and has been a Boeing supplier since 1967.

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