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Boeing Names 8 Potential International Clients for Block III Super Hornet


TYSONS CORNER, VA, May 25, 2018 — Boeing (NYSE: BA) has named eight potential clients for the latest configuration of its F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter aircraft, ExecutiveBiz reported Thursday.

Dan Gillian, vice president of F/A-18 programs at Boeing, said potential orders from Bulgaria, Canada, Finland, Germany, India, Japan, Poland and Switzerland could be a combination of emerging and ongoing programs for the Block III Super Hornet, National Defense reported Wednesday.

Boeing is set to start the production of the new Super Hornet configuration in 2020.

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