INCREASING FREQUENCIES… Boeing and
Russia’s S7 Group on Tuesday announced an
order for 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and
purchase rights for 10 additional 787s. The
order is valued at US$2.4 billion at catalog
prices. Rollout and first flight of the 787 are
scheduled for later this year, followed by entry
into service in May 2008.
Pic courtesy of Boeing Commercial Airplanes
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Also Putin stated our missile shield can beat your missile defense. Just to keep things in perspective.I doubt these 787’s can be converted into bombers too easily.
Also Putin stated our missile shield can beat your missile defense. Just to keep things in perspective.I doubt these 787’s can be converted into bombers too easily.
Also Putin stated our missile shield can beat your missile defense. Just to keep things in perspective.I doubt these 787’s can be converted into bombers too easily.
Also Putin stated our missile shield can beat your missile defense. Just to keep things in perspective.I doubt these 787’s can be converted into bombers too easily.
Also Putin stated our missile shield can beat your missile defense. Just to keep things in perspective.I doubt these 787’s can be converted into bombers too easily.
A little off topic, but:
http://inside.c-spanarchives.org:8080/cspan/schedule.csp
09:30 AM EDT
0:30 (est.) LIVE
Call-In
Military Contracting
C-SPAN, Washington Journal
McGraw, Mark Vice President, Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, Tanker Programs
Mark McGraw talks about Boeing’s overall military contracts and the company’s bid for the U.S. Air Force’s $40 billion aerial refueling aircraft tanker contract. Its competitor is the French manufacturer EADS/Airbus. The Air Force is due to make its decision by the fall. Boeing says it supports more than 120,000 U.S. jobs while Airbus supports 500 U.S. jobs.
The paint job sure is ugly.
