Wall Street Analyst: Boeing Must Re-engine 737

Joseph C. Anselmo December 22, 2010
A leading Wall Street aerospace analyst is predicting that Airbus’s decision to re-engine its A320 narrowbody family will force Boeing to follow suit with a reengining of its 737 family. Boeing executives have repeatedly said they would prefer to wait and develop a brand new aircraft that would...

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