Whither the Boeing-McDonnell Douglas Saudi order?Boeing says customer will decide

Staff May 15, 1997
Airbus Industrie executives, hosting reporters this week in Toulouse, are asking whether or how the planned Boeing-McDonnell Douglas merger will affect the giant aircraft order divided between the two companies two years ago by Saudi Arabia. Boeing's answer: the customer will decide.

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