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Age old decision
With all Stage 2 aircraft to be banned from operation in the US by 31 December 1999, and in Europe by 1 April 2002, something must be done with the worldwide fleets of up to 5,000 narrowbodied aircraft, mainly Boeing 727-100s and -200s, 737-200s, and McDonnell Douglas DC-9s. The widebody ...
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