The agreement includes orders and commitments for 300 Boeing single-aisle and twin-aisle aeroplanes. The aeroplanes are valued at more than $37 billion at list prices.
“China is a valued customer and key partner, and we’re proud that Boeing aeroplanes will be a part of its fleet growth for years to come,” said McAllister. “Boeing and China have a strong history of working together based on great mutual respect, and these orders build on that foundation.”
Boeing and China continue to work on mutually beneficial ways to grow and support the aviation market. These efforts include industrial cooperation, the development of technologies to reduce aviation’s environmental impact and enhance sustainability, and continued cooperation to support the safety, efficiency and capacity of China’s air transport system.
This post was published on 9 November 2017 09:56
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