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If Boeing had wanted to play ball on an NMA aircraft, United definitely would have purchased them. Instead they abandoned their smaller 787 variant and didn't p
by pdx_flyer 7y ago
If Boeing had wanted to play ball on an NMA aircraft, United definitely would have purchased them. Instead they abandoned their smaller 787 variant and didn't pursue NMA at all, leaving the door wide open for Airbus.
- SenHeng 7y agoNMA? Not-Made-in-America? Something-Medium-Aircraft?
- detaro 7y agoI assume "New-Midsize-Aircraft", which is the name under which Boing discusses concepts for a new series of planes.
- inferiorhuman 7y agoInstead they abandoned their smaller 787 variant They tried with the 787-3 and that simply didn't sell.