United Eyes 787 Flights to Secondary Chinese Cities
Credit: United Airlines
United Airlines is likely to use Boeing 787s to serve secondary cities in China, according to a senior executive. Speaking Aug. 31 at the Boyd Group International Aviation Forecast Summit in Las Vegas, United Vice Chairman and Chief Revenue Officer Jim Compton said United’s San Francisco-Chengdu 787...
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