With the price of oil inching above $110 per barrel last week, Boeing [BA] updated the findings of a study on the fuel efficiency of aerial refueling tankers yesterday. Now, the company says the Boeing 767 tanker would cost $30 billion less over 40 years than a fleet of 179 tankers made by the team of Northrop Grumman [NOC] and the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Co. That calculation pegs the cost of oil at $100 a barrel and $125…
Boeing Updates Study On Fuel Savings Potential With 767
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