Boeing MRO facility work at Nagpur airport to end by 2012

Nagpur: The much-delayed Boeing Maintenance-Repair-Overhaul (MRO) facility to be raised at the Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport in Nagpur is likely to start by the end of 2012, as work in this direction has started.
The project, worth $100 million, which Boeing is setting up, will have two hangars to accommodate bulky aircraft like Boeing-777, 747-800.
President of Boeing India Dr Dinesh Keskar and Air India Board Member KM Unni told this to reporters during a press conference today.
They said that roughly five aircraft could be admitted every month at the facility for various maintenance work.
25/05/11 PTI/Daily News & Analysis

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