Breaking news

17/10US B-2 stealth bombers strike targets in Yemen
16/10Airbus defence division will cut 2,500 jobs
16/10China Long March 4C launches new Gaofen-1 remote sensing satellite
15/10China Long March 6A launches the 2nd group of 18 satellites for the planned 14,000-satellite Thousand Sails constellation
14/10Saudi Arabia advances Hellfire, AIM-9X missile deals worth $900 million
14/10Falcon Heavy launches NASA's Europa Clipper mission
13/10SpaceX successfully carries out rocket test flight as Starship's booster lands back at launch tower
12/10Boeing plans to lay off roughly 17,000 workers
12/10Japan's H3 will launch Emirati asteroid MBR Explorer mission
10/10China Long March 3B launches 3rd high orbit internet satellite
09/10Cebu Pacific has acquired regional compatriot AirSWIFT
08/10France announces to field an operational unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) from 2033
08/10Italy approved for purchase of Gulfstream G550 derived EA-37B electronic attack mission systems
06/10FAA allows Falcon 9 launches to resume
04/10NOAA orders two C-130Js for hurricane hunter fleet renewal
17/10US B-2 stealth bombers strike targets in Yemen
16/10Airbus defence division will cut 2,500 jobs
16/10China Long March 4C launches new Gaofen-1 remote sensing satellite
15/10China Long March 6A launches the 2nd group of 18 satellites for the planned 14,000-satellite Thousand Sails constellation
14/10Saudi Arabia advances Hellfire, AIM-9X missile deals worth $900 million
14/10Falcon Heavy launches NASA's Europa Clipper mission
13/10SpaceX successfully carries out rocket test flight as Starship's booster lands back at launch tower
12/10Boeing plans to lay off roughly 17,000 workers
12/10Japan's H3 will launch Emirati asteroid MBR Explorer mission
10/10China Long March 3B launches 3rd high orbit internet satellite
09/10Cebu Pacific has acquired regional compatriot AirSWIFT
08/10France announces to field an operational unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) from 2033
08/10Italy approved for purchase of Gulfstream G550 derived EA-37B electronic attack mission systems
06/10FAA allows Falcon 9 launches to resume
04/10NOAA orders two C-130Js for hurricane hunter fleet renewal
17/10US B-2 stealth bombers strike targets in Yemen
16/10Airbus defence division will cut 2,500 jobs
16/10China Long March 4C launches new Gaofen-1 remote sensing satellite
15/10China Long March 6A launches the 2nd group of 18 satellites for the planned 14,000-satellite Thousand Sails constellation
14/10Saudi Arabia advances Hellfire, AIM-9X missile deals worth $900 million
14/10Falcon Heavy launches NASA's Europa Clipper mission
13/10SpaceX successfully carries out rocket test flight as Starship's booster lands back at launch tower
12/10Boeing plans to lay off roughly 17,000 workers
12/10Japan's H3 will launch Emirati asteroid MBR Explorer mission
10/10China Long March 3B launches 3rd high orbit internet satellite
09/10Cebu Pacific has acquired regional compatriot AirSWIFT
08/10France announces to field an operational unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) from 2033
08/10Italy approved for purchase of Gulfstream G550 derived EA-37B electronic attack mission systems
06/10FAA allows Falcon 9 launches to resume
04/10NOAA orders two C-130Js for hurricane hunter fleet renewal
17/10US B-2 stealth bombers strike targets in Yemen
16/10Airbus defence division will cut 2,500 jobs
16/10China Long March 4C launches new Gaofen-1 remote sensing satellite
15/10China Long March 6A launches the 2nd group of 18 satellites for the planned 14,000-satellite Thousand Sails constellation
14/10Saudi Arabia advances Hellfire, AIM-9X missile deals worth $900 million
14/10Falcon Heavy launches NASA's Europa Clipper mission
13/10SpaceX successfully carries out rocket test flight as Starship's booster lands back at launch tower
12/10Boeing plans to lay off roughly 17,000 workers
12/10Japan's H3 will launch Emirati asteroid MBR Explorer mission
10/10China Long March 3B launches 3rd high orbit internet satellite
09/10Cebu Pacific has acquired regional compatriot AirSWIFT
08/10France announces to field an operational unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) from 2033
08/10Italy approved for purchase of Gulfstream G550 derived EA-37B electronic attack mission systems
06/10FAA allows Falcon 9 launches to resume
04/10NOAA orders two C-130Js for hurricane hunter fleet renewal
17/10US B-2 stealth bombers strike targets in Yemen
16/10Airbus defence division will cut 2,500 jobs
16/10China Long March 4C launches new Gaofen-1 remote sensing satellite
15/10China Long March 6A launches the 2nd group of 18 satellites for the planned 14,000-satellite Thousand Sails constellation
14/10Saudi Arabia advances Hellfire, AIM-9X missile deals worth $900 million
14/10Falcon Heavy launches NASA's Europa Clipper mission
13/10SpaceX successfully carries out rocket test flight as Starship's booster lands back at launch tower
12/10Boeing plans to lay off roughly 17,000 workers
12/10Japan's H3 will launch Emirati asteroid MBR Explorer mission
10/10China Long March 3B launches 3rd high orbit internet satellite
09/10Cebu Pacific has acquired regional compatriot AirSWIFT
08/10France announces to field an operational unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) from 2033
08/10Italy approved for purchase of Gulfstream G550 derived EA-37B electronic attack mission systems
06/10FAA allows Falcon 9 launches to resume
04/10NOAA orders two C-130Js for hurricane hunter fleet renewal

Your are here : Home News / Boeing Finalizes a 56 billions dollars order for 150 777Xs from Emirates Airline

AERONAUTICS

Boeing Finalizes a 56 billions dollars order for 150 777Xs from Emirates Airline

Boeing said it has finalised an order for 150 777Xs aircraft from Dubai-based Emirates Airline that is estimated at 56 billion dollars.

The order is a combination of 115 777-9Xs and 35 777-8Xs. It also includes purchase rights for an additional 50 airplanes. If exercised, it could increase the value to approximately 75 billion dollars, the company noted.

Emirates Airline is the world's largest 777 operator. According to Boeing, the order was part of the largest the largest product launch in commercial jetliner history.

To date, the 777X has accumulated 300 orders and commitments from six customers worldwide. Emirates is the largest launch customer for the 777X, Boeing said.

Emirates president Sir Tim Clark said, "With the order for 150 777Xs, Emirates now has 208 Boeing 777s pending delivery, creating and securing jobs across the supply chain. The 777X will offer us operational flexibility in terms of range, more passenger capacity and fuel efficiency, and we look forward to inducting them into our fleet from 2020."