Raytheon To Build Interiors For Boeing NetJets Program

Staff December 17, 1998
Raytheon received a letter of intent from Boeing Business Jets and Executive Jet to design, engineer and install VIP interiors on nine Boeing NetJets aircraft, with options for 16 more. The work will be done at Raytheon's Waco, Texas, facility. A mockup interior contains a "spacious lounge," a...

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