Post by andypspotter on Jul 22, 2018 20:27:30 GMT
Boeing has disclosed commitments by two unnamed customers for a total 15 787-9s.
The US manufacturer says that one of the two carriers is an existing 787 operator, while the other is a new customer for the long-haul twinjet.
It adds the deals have a total list-price value of $4.2 billion, but have yet to be finalised.
No engine selection has been disclosed.
The 787 is available with GE Aviation GEnx or alternatively Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines.
Boeing says it secured nearly 100 net orders for the 787 in 2018 and foresees additional commitments that will be finalised in coming months.
The US manufacturer says that one of the two carriers is an existing 787 operator, while the other is a new customer for the long-haul twinjet.
It adds the deals have a total list-price value of $4.2 billion, but have yet to be finalised.
No engine selection has been disclosed.
The 787 is available with GE Aviation GEnx or alternatively Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines.
Boeing says it secured nearly 100 net orders for the 787 in 2018 and foresees additional commitments that will be finalised in coming months.