ST. LOUIS--By incorporating new technologies into the F-15, Boeing [BA] is confident that it will be able to generate enough interest to keep the fighter jet in production beyond 2018, when the last of the planes it currently has on the books is scheduled for delivery to Saudi Arabia, a company official said yesterday. Saudi Arabia is the only customer Boeing has for new F-15s, with the firm having recently completed production of the aircraft for Singapore and before that…
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