Business
aviationBoeing receives $6 billion committment for 737s from Air China
Boeing announced on Monday that Air China has committed to buy 60 of its 737 airplanes, in a deal valued at over $6 billion at current prices, reported MarketWatch.
The deal includes Boeing's Next-Generation 737 and 737 MAX planes. "Our long-standing and productive partnership with Air China dates back to the airline's beginning and we are proud the 737 has been part of their success," said Ihssane Mounir, Boeing's vice president of sales and marketing for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, in northeast Asia. Boeing's stock, a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, was still inactive in premarket trade. It has lost 7.5% this year through Friday, compared with a 7.4% rise in the Dow.
Design, style, and all the contents of website www.capital.uaare protected by copyright and law. Any use of site materials is allowed only while meeting the requirements of reprinting terms and with the reference to www.capital.ua.Only materials in public domain can be used and adding of link and/or direct hyperlink open for search engines to immediate material address on www.capital.ua. The link/hyperlink should be placed in the sub-title or in the first paragraph of the material. Font size of the link or hyperlink should not be less than the font size of the main text in the material. Any use of materials that are in closed access and are only available to registered users is allowed only with the prior written permission of the copyright owner. Reprinting, copying, reproducing, modifying or any other use of materials published with the note 
of the agreement of syndication with Financial Times Limited are strictly prohibited. Use of materials which refers to France-Presse, Reuters, Interfax-Ukraine, Ukrainian News, UNIAN agencies is strictly prohibited. Materials marked 
are published as advertisements.
All rights reserved. © 2012 — 2016