Alaska Order Prompts Renewed Domestic Interest in Boeing

Author: Aircraft Value News

June 27, 2005

The order for 35 Boeing B737NGs announced by Alaska Airlines and Boeing during the Paris Air Show underlines the pent up demand from the U.S. manufacturer's traditional market, the potential for considerable new order placements in the coming years, and the possibility of a hike in values as the shortage of new equipment deepens.

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