Boeing Asks Ex-Im Bank for More Than $100 Million for Export Assistance
Boeing requested more than $100 million in financial assistance from the Export-Import Bank to support the export of the company’s 767 aircraft to Kazakhstan, the Bank said. The planes would be used by Air Astana JSC for long-haul passenger service between Kazakhstan and destinations in Russia, Europe and Asia. Comments on the proposed loan can be submitted to www.regulations.gov by May 10.
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(Federal Register 4/12/13)