US EditionBoeing Lands Giant Order From Korean Air for Widebody Aircraft
Korean Air's $36.2 billion order includes 103 Boeing jets to enhance fuel efficiency and expand global routes, supporting its merger with Asiana Airlines.
- On August 25, 2025, Korean Air confirmed a major Boeing purchase of 103 aircraft valued at $36.2 billion, with $13.7 billion for GE Aerospace engine and maintenance deals.
- As part of its merger integration strategy, Korean Air signed a $56.1 billion agreement at the White House on Monday with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and President Trump, supporting growth alongside Asiana Airlines.
- Boeing's package includes 20 Boeing 777-9s, 25 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, 50 Boeing 737-10s and eight Boeing 777-8F freighters, with deliveries phased through 2030, marking Korean Air's first 777-8F order.
- The order will grow Korean Air's Boeing order book to 175 airplanes, with 72 jets already on order and 2025 commitments surpassing 150 units.
- Deliveries extend into the late 2030s, reflecting Korean Air's long-term fleet renewal and strategic investment in the U.S. market to strengthen competitiveness and U.S.-South Korea commercial ties.
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Korean Air orders 103 Boeing jets in record deal that includes North Charleston planes - Charleston Business
Korean Air announces purchase of 103 Boeing aircraft Deal includes 25 787-10 Dreamliners built in North Charleston Largest-ever order for Korean Air and Boeing’s biggest in Asia Supports 135,000 U.S. jobs as airline integrates with Asiana A Korean Air plan to purchase 103 Boeing aircraft includes 25 787-10 Dreamliners made at the North Charleston site. Boeing and Korean Air announced Aug. 26 announced the airline’s intent to purchase 1…
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