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#436820 by Pete
01 Mar 2008, 11:43
Hmmm.. And yet if a Euro government bought a Boeing plane for anything, I'd hardly raise an eyebrow. You buy the best equipment for the job (and the budget). I think the reaction by those Boeing workers and Seattle congressmen is a bit inflammatory, IMHO.
#676820 by Pete
01 Mar 2008, 11:43
Hmmm.. And yet if a Euro government bought a Boeing plane for anything, I'd hardly raise an eyebrow. You buy the best equipment for the job (and the budget). I think the reaction by those Boeing workers and Seattle congressmen is a bit inflammatory, IMHO.
#436823 by Darren Wheeler
01 Mar 2008, 12:00
Apparently this it first of 3 such contracts coming up, plus all the knock-on sales. The RAF have already agreed to take the MMRT version to replace the VC-10/Tristars.
#676823 by Darren Wheeler
01 Mar 2008, 12:00
Apparently this it first of 3 such contracts coming up, plus all the knock-on sales. The RAF have already agreed to take the MMRT version to replace the VC-10/Tristars.
#436824 by RichardMannion
01 Mar 2008, 12:05
Isn't this the deal that was originally won by Boeing a few years ago, but was declared invalid after corruption was detected - seem to recall that the woman in the government that was responsible for signing/procurement left not long after and went to work for Boeing.
#676824 by RichardMannion
01 Mar 2008, 12:05
Isn't this the deal that was originally won by Boeing a few years ago, but was declared invalid after corruption was detected - seem to recall that the woman in the government that was responsible for signing/procurement left not long after and went to work for Boeing.
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