TWA May Breathe New Life Into MD-80 Production Line

Staff April 15, 1998
TWA is talking with Boeing about acquiring 24 new MD-83 aircraft, the carrier disclosed in a 10K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. If the deal goes through, it could extend the MD-80 production line for months beyond the planned mid-1999 suspension. Boeing currently is building...

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