Two Additional LCFs May Be Needed For 787 Program, Baseler Says

Staff September 19, 2006
Boeing may have to build a few more Large Cargo Freighters than it planned if the manufacturer decides to boost the production rate of the 787 line, says Commercial Airplanes VP-Marketing Randy Baseler. Boeing currently intends to build three LCFs, which are converted 747s used to transport 787...

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