UNITED AIRLINES
UNITED AIRLINES has ordered two Boeing 747-400s and four 757s in a deal valued at $570 million. The new aircraft will be delivered in April through June, 1996. United currently operates 24 747-400s and 88 757s. The purchase is part of a plan to replace 747-100s, 747-200s and McDonnell Douglas DC-10s...
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