Boeing: No cancellations from Indian airline operators
February 11th, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 33 times, 1 so far today
Boeing: No cancellations from Indian airline operators
US based aircraft manufacturer Boeing has revealed that despite the economic concerns, they have received no cancellations from Indian airline operators.
Boeing added that they are on schedule to deliver the planes to Indian customers including Air India.
Dinesh Keskar, Boeing India said: “We have zero cancellation from India. We have been working carefully. We sold USD 25 billion worth of aircraft in the last three years. Hundred more are to be delivered in the next five years which is valued at USD 17 billion.”
Air India, Spice Jet and Jet Airways have pending orders with the company.
He added about the importance of the Indian market for Boeing: “India is on a much better footing. Because of this its recovery should also be faster unlike in USA. India should see an upturn in the fourth quarter of this year”.
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