From the Boeing
web site dated March 15, 2001
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">The first Longer-Range 767-400ER, which will be delivered to Kenya Airways in May 2004, also includes a new, award-winning 777-style interior and a new 777-style flight deck</font>
From the Boeing
web site dated March 29, 2001
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Mulally said that customers also are very pleased with the performance of the new 767-400 airplane, and do not require additional range.
"Therefore," he said, "we are slowing development on the Longer-Range 767-400ER, a proposed re-engined version of the 767-400. The highly capable 767 family will continue to serve the airlines very well."</font>
From the Boeing
web site
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">On March 29, Boeing Commercial Airplanes announced that airline customers have indicated that, with continued improvements, the 747-400 family will satisfy the majority of their large airplane needs. Development of the Longer Range 747-400 will continue; the first airplane will be delivered to QANTAS in November 2002. Boeing is also studying additional improvements to the 747-400, and will protect its ability to develop a larger (747X) if and when customers indicate a need.</font>
