Tanker Decision May Not Be Death Knell For 767 Line
Demand for medium-sized freighters may mean Boeing’s 767 production line in Everett, Wash., isn’t likely to fade away soon despite the company’s loss of the KC-45 U.S. Air Force tanker contract to Northrop/EADS. “We haven’t made a decision yet to rescind the offerability of our current models,” says...
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