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Boeing in talks to sell up to 500 jets to China, Bloomberg News reports

Boeing's potential 500-aircraft deal could end an eight-year sales drought and reflects China's forecast to double its commercial fleet to 9,755 planes in two decades, Boeing says.

  • Boeing is nearing a deal to sell up to 500 jets to China, potentially ending a sales drought since 2019.
  • This possible agreement follows years of escalating US-China trade tensions and Beijing's earlier order for airlines to halt Boeing deliveries.
  • Negotiations focus on aircraft types, delivery schedules, and order size amid Chinese consultations with domestic airlines for future fleet needs.
  • Boeing reported a 35% year-over-year revenue rise to $22.75 billion driven by a 63% increase in deliveries, while shares rose 27% this year.
  • The completion of this deal depends on ongoing US-China trade progress and could restore Boeing's presence in the world’s second-largest aviation market.
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American Aeronautics giant Boeing talks with China about a massive order, says Press Agency Bloomberg US Aeronautics Manufacturer Boeing is under discussion

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The American airline manufacturer Boeing is in discussions with the Chinese authorities about an order for up to 500 aircraft, writes Bloomberg News Agency on Thursday, citing sources close to the unidentified file.

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Benzinga broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, August 21, 2025.
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