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Boeing's Statement on Iraqi Government's Fleet Selection
SEATTLE, March 31, 2008 -- Boeing and the government of Iraq have signed an agreement in Baghdad for the purchase of 30 Next-Generation 737s and 10 787 Dreamliners with options for 10 additional 737s and five 787s. The order will be booked and added to Boeing's Orders & Deliveries Web site upon completion of the final contractual terms of the agreement.
On 9/11 2001, 4 Boeing airplanes hit the towers -------> In 2003 Bush invades Iraq --------> In 2008 the Iraqi government signs a contract worth 5.5 billion dollars with Boeing/the invader
By Michael Abramowitz
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, June 20, 2007; Page A17
WICHITA -- It's not often that the folks at the Boeing plant here get a visit from the main passenger on one of their most important airplanes.
But there was President Bush last week, dropping in at the facility where workers are refurbishing one of the two specially configured 747s that are used as Air Force One.
In a rare visit to McConnell Air Force Base, Bush thanked the workers who are taking care of Air Force One.
"Thank you for making this a really comfortable airplane," Bush gushed after landing at McConnell Air Force Base Friday. "I can't tell you what an honor it is to fly overseas in Air Force One and have that big bird park, have people around the world see the great majesty of our country reflected in this airplane."
The presidential fleet consists of two Boeing 747-200B aircraft -- with tail numbers 28000 and 29000 -- designated by the Air Force as VC-25A aircraft. Whenever the president is aboard either craft, the radio call signal is "Air Force One."
SEATTLE, March 31, 2008 -- Boeing and the government of Iraq have signed an agreement in Baghdad for the purchase of 30 Next-Generation 737s and 10 787 Dreamliners with options for 10 additional 737s and five 787s. The order will be booked and added to Boeing's Orders & Deliveries Web site upon completion of the final contractual terms of the agreement.
On 9/11 2001, 4 Boeing airplanes hit the towers -------> In 2003 Bush invades Iraq --------> In 2008 the Iraqi government signs a contract worth 5.5 billion dollars with Boeing/the invader

By Michael Abramowitz
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, June 20, 2007; Page A17
WICHITA -- It's not often that the folks at the Boeing plant here get a visit from the main passenger on one of their most important airplanes.
But there was President Bush last week, dropping in at the facility where workers are refurbishing one of the two specially configured 747s that are used as Air Force One.
In a rare visit to McConnell Air Force Base, Bush thanked the workers who are taking care of Air Force One.
"Thank you for making this a really comfortable airplane," Bush gushed after landing at McConnell Air Force Base Friday. "I can't tell you what an honor it is to fly overseas in Air Force One and have that big bird park, have people around the world see the great majesty of our country reflected in this airplane."
The presidential fleet consists of two Boeing 747-200B aircraft -- with tail numbers 28000 and 29000 -- designated by the Air Force as VC-25A aircraft. Whenever the president is aboard either craft, the radio call signal is "Air Force One."