Mumbai: The Maharashtra government is expecting to finalise by April end, the Rs450-crore ($100 million) deal for setting up the Maintenance, Repairs and Overhauling (MRO) facility of The Boeing Company in Nagpur.
A senior government official, on condition of anonymity, said, “The President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Boeing, Alan Mullaly, is likely to arrive in Mumbai between April 13 and 15. But, the final announcement will be made in Seattle.”
The government has allotted 120 acres of land adjoining the airport and the special economic zone (SEZ) for what will be the first Boeing unit in India.The other states vying for the project are Madhya Pradesh (Gwalior)—which is willing to give land free to Boeing—Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala (Kochi).
10/04/06 Daily News & Analysis/Shubhangi Khapre
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