Boeing continued to announce orders on the second day of the Farnborough Airshow in England with new deals for 66 planes worth about $5 billion at list prices.
FARNBOROUGH, England —
Boeing continued to announce orders on the second day of the Farnborough Airshow in England with new deals for 66 planes worth about $5 billion at list prices.
Air Lease Corp. ordered 54 Boeing 737s worth more than $4 billion and has options for six more. Another leasing company, Ireland-based Avolon, ordered 12 Boeing 737s worth nearly $1 billion.
In addition Boeing identified Royal Jordanian at the buyer of three 787s worth about $500 million, which were previously attributed to an unidentified customer.
On the first day of the show Boeing announced orders for 85 planes - 737s and 777s - worth about $13 billion to Dubai-based Emirates, GE Capital Aviation Services and Norwegian Air Shuttle.
The Associated Press
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