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Iraqi Airways takes delivery of first Boeing aircraft in 30 years
- Iraq: Monday, December 17 - 2012 at 00:31
The Iraqi transport ministry has said the country's national carrier has taken delivery of its first Boeing passenger jet in 30 years, the Associated Press has reported. Boeing's delivery of the twin-aisle 777-200LR plane comes less than two weeks after the company's chief rival Airbus announced the delivery of one of its own wide-body planes to Iraq. Boeing last sold Iraq a commercial plane, a version of the 747 jumbo jet, in 1982, said Donald Galvanin, the company's sales director for the Middle East.
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