Boeing to deliver 100 planes in next 5 yrs

Tuesday, March 31, 2009, 17:16 [IST]

Bangalore, Mar 31: US aircraft maker Boeing Co will deliver 100 planes, worth $17 billion for the next four to five years, President of Boeing's Indian operations said on Tuesday, Mar 31.

Dinesh Keskar, President of Boeing India speaking at the launch of Boeing's technology centre in the southern city of Bangalore, said that the Company wants to expand its business in India.

Boeing sells civilian aircraft and also competes for defence projects in Asia's third-largest economy.

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