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Trump Says Uzbekistan Airways to Buy up to 22 Boeing 787 Dreamliners for over $8 Billion — Uzbekistan Airways, UK78705, Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner by Wikipedia Photo - https://www.flickr.com/photos/130961247@N06/49735424916/ (By: Anna Zvereva) / CC-BY-SA-2.0

Boeing · Uzbekistan

Trump Says Uzbekistan Airways to Buy up to 22 Boeing 787 Dreamliners for over $8 Billion

58% Center coverage: 43 sources

Turkish Airlines to expand fleet with 225 new Boeing aircraft after Erdoğan’s US visit — Turkish Airlines, TC-LCA, Boeing 737-8 MAX (44575165144) by Wikipedia Photo - Turkish Airlines, TC-LCA, Boeing 737-8 MAX (By: Anna Zvereva from Tallinn, Estonia) / CC-BY-SA-2.0

Turkey Economy · Turkey

Turkish Airlines to expand fleet with 225 new Boeing aircraft after Erdoğan’s US visit

40% Center coverage: 42 sources

Turkish Airlines, Turkey’s national carrier, has announced plans to add 225 Boeing aircraft to its fleet.See the Story

Boeing May Finally Replace the 737 MAX. Why Its Stock Is Dropping—and GE Aerospace Is Rising

Boeing May Finally Replace the 737 MAX. Why Its Stock Is Dropping—and GE Aerospace Is Rising

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Boeing is quietly laying the groundwork for a new generation of single-aisle aircraft that could one day succeed the embattled 737 Max, according to reports. The move signals both an attempt to reassure investors after years of turbulence and a recognition that its most important commercial jet will not remain competitive forever. What is Boeing planning with its new airplane? According to the Wall Street Journal, Boeing has entered early-stage …See the Story

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