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Boeing expects a slow recover

New York, USA

According to Phil Condit, president and CEO of Boeing Aerospace, is expected a very slow recover of the industry, despite indications about an "encouraging" result on industrial production. Condit admitted that some problems were focused also before September 11th. (Gio/B)

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Rome, Italy, 05/22/2002 17:35
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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