HOUSTON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Continental Airlines (CAL) said on Monday that it would defer delivery of 28 of 48 Boeing Co. (BA) aircraft that it was scheduled to receive in 2002, finalizing a previously announced rescheduling of orders. Continental, the No. 5 U.S. air carrier, said the airline has received seven of 20 planned aircraft deliveries so far this year. Continental plans to take two 777-200ERs, 10 767-400ERs, two 757-300s, two 737-900s and four 737-800s in 2002. The 28 deferred aircraft, along with Continental's other 39 outstanding orders, are to be delivered from late 2003 through mid 2008, the carrier said. Continental has a fleet of 356 jets and Continental Express has 142 regional jets and 33 turboprops.