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Boeing and Singapore Airlines today formally announced a deal for 20 777-9s and 19 787-10s, during a ceremony at the White House.
The order, previously attributed to an unidentified customer, is worth $13.8 billion at current list prices. The value of this sales transaction will sustain thousands of U.S. suppliers and more than 70,000 direct and indirect U.S. jobs during the delivery period of this contract. The airline also has options for 12 additional aircraft, six of each aircraft type.
The signing ceremony, witnessed by US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong, included Singapore Airlines’ CEO Goh Choon Phong and Boeing Commercial Airplanes’ President & CEO Kevin McAllister. Peter Seah, Singapore Airlines’ Chairman, and Dinesh Keskar, senior vice president, Asia Pacific & India Sales, Boeing Commercial Airplanes and other members of the airline and Boeing also were in attendance.
Boeing Co said it gained orders for 10 777s and lost orders for two narrowbody 737s in the week that ended March 1.
Boeing Co said it gained orders for 10 777s and lost orders for two narrowbody 737s in the week that ended March 1.
Boeing said on its website that the 777 orders include two previously announced from TAM, Brazil’s largest airline. The other eight 777s were ordered by an unidentified customer or customers, Reuters reports.
The 10 planes are potentially worth $2.84 billion at list prices.
Boeing, the world’s second-largest commercial plane-maker after Airbus, also declined to say who canceled the 737 orders. Boeing Commercial Airplanes now has 17 net orders for 2011.