Turkish Airlines to Buy 225 Boeing Planes

Turkish Airlines to buy 225 Boeing planes

ISTANBUL, Turkey — Turkish Airlines said on Friday it would order 75 Boeing B787 aircraft and had completed negotiations on buying 150 737-8/10 MAX planes, subject to talks with engine manufacturer CFM International.

Turkish Airlines plans huge Boeing purchase, following President Erdoğan’s meeting with Trump

Turkish Airlines, Turkey’s national carrier, has announced plans to add 225 Boeing aircraft to its fleet.In an a declaration to the Istanbul Stock Exchange on Friday, the airline said it has decided to purchase 75 Boeing B787-9 and B787-10 aircraft and has completed negotiations with Boeing to acquire 150 737-8/10MAX models.The announcement was made a day after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washin…

Turkish Airlines Orders 75 Dreamliners in Massive Fleet Expansion

Turkish Airlines is expanding its fleet by 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners—and that’s just the beginning of a massive order. According to a news release, the global carrier has announced a firm order for the widebody aircraft along with 35 of the 787-9 model, 15 of the larger 787-10 model, and options for another 25 Dreamliners. READ MORE: Boeing Already Building Next-Generation Fighter Jet READ MORE: Boeing Lags Behind on 777X Certification Schedule…

Turkish Airlines Plans Orders For More Than 200 Boeing Jets - ATX Jetsetter

Turkish Airlines has announced plans to order up to 225 Boeing aircraft, split between the 787 Dreamliner and the 737 MAX. The post Turkish Airlines Plans Orders For More Than 200 Boeing Jets appeared first on ATX Jetsetter.

Turkish Airlines Seals $30B Boeing Deal for 225 Planes After Erdogan-Trump Talks

Istanbul, September 27 -  In a landmark development for the global aviation industry, Turkish Airlines has finalized a massive deal to acquire 225 Boeing aircraft, a move that underscores the airline's ambitious fleet expansion strategy and highlights the pivotal role of high-level diplomacy in sealing multibillion-dollar commercial agreements. The announcement, made public on September 26, 2025, comes just one day after Turkish President Recep …