Turkish Airlines Orders up to 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, Commits to More 737 MAX Jets
Boeing (NYSE: BA) has secured a landmark order from Turkish Airlines for up to 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, marking the carrier's largest Boeing widebody purchase to date. The deal comprises 35 787-9 models, 15 787-10 models, and options for 25 additional Dreamliners.
Additionally, Turkish Airlines expressed intent to purchase up to 150 737 MAX aircraft, which would be its largest Boeing single-aisle order when finalized. These combined orders will double Turkish Airlines' Boeing fleet, supporting their vision of expanding to 800 aircraft by 2033. The agreement will support over 123,000 jobs across the U.S. and builds on Boeing's 80-year partnership with Türkiye, where the company has invested $2 billion in supply chain development.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) ha ottenuto un ordine storico da Turkish Airlines per fino a 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, segnando l'acquisto più grande di aerei widebody di Boeing mai effettuato dalla compagnia. L'accordo comprende 35 modelli 787-9, 15 modelli 787-10 e opzioni per 25 Dreamliner aggiuntivi.
Inoltre, Turkish Airlines ha espresso l'intenzione di acquistare fino a 150 aeromobili 737 MAX, che sarebbe il suo più grande ordine Boeing a corridoio singolo una volta finalizzato. Questi ordini combinati raddoppieranno la flotta Boeing di Turkish Airlines, sostenendo la loro visione di espandersi a 800 aeromobili entro il 2033. L'accordo supporterà oltre 123.000 posti di lavoro negli Stati Uniti e si allinea alla partnership di 80 anni tra Boeing e la Turchia, dove l'azienda ha investito $2 miliardi nello sviluppo della catena di fornitura.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) ha asegurado un pedido histórico de Turkish Airlines por hasta 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliner, lo que marca la mayor compra de widebodies de Boeing de la aerolínea hasta la fecha. El acuerdo comprende 35 787-9, 15 787-10 y opciones para 25 Dreamliners adicionales.
Además, Turkish Airlines manifestó su intención de adquirir hasta 150 aeronaves 737 MAX, lo que sería su mayor pedido único de Boeing cuando se finalize. Estos pedidos combinados duplicarán la flota de Boeing de Turkish Airlines, respaldando su visión de expandirse a 800 aeronaves para 2033. El acuerdo apoyará más de 123,000 empleos en Estados Unidos y se enmarca en la alianza de 80 años de Boeing con Türkiye, donde la empresa ha invertido $2 mil millones en el desarrollo de la cadena de suministro.
Boeing (NYSE: BA)은 터키항공으로부터 최대 75대의 Boeing 787 Dreamliner에 대한 역사적 주문을 확보하여, 현재까지 이 항공사의 가장 큰 보잉 대형기 구입이 되었습니다. 거래는 35대 787-9, 15대 787-10 및 추가로 25대의 Dreamliner에 대한 옵션으로 구성됩니다.
또한 터키항공은 150대의 737 MAX 기종을 구매할 의사를 밝혔으며, 최종 확정되면 단일 축로 좌석기 중 가장 큰 보잉 주문이 될 것입니다. 이 두 건의 합산 주문은 터키항공의 보잉 보유 대수를 두 배로 늘려 2033년까지 800대의 항공기로 확장하려는 비전을 뒷받침합니다. 이 계약은 미국 내 12만 3천 개의 일자리를 창출하거나 지원하고, 보잉과 Türkiye의 80년 간 파트너십에 기반해 공급망 개발에 $20억을 투자해 왔습니다.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) a obtenu une commande historique de Turkish Airlines pour jusqu'à 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, marquant le plus gros achat de long-courrier de Boeing par la compagnie à ce jour. L'accord comprend 35 787-9, 15 787-10 et des options pour 25 Dreamliners supplémentaires.
De plus, Turkish Airlines a exprimé l'intention d'acheter jusqu'à 150 avions 737 MAX, ce qui serait sa plus grande commande Boeing à un seul couloir une fois finalisée. Ces commandes combinées doubleront la flotte Boeing de Turkish Airlines, soutenant leur ambition d'atteindre 800 aéronefs d'ici 2033. L'accord soutiendra plus de 123 000 emplois aux États-Unis et s'appuie sur le partenariat de 80 ans entre Boeing et la Türkiye, où l'entreprise a investi 2 milliards de dollars dans le développement de la chaîne d'approvisionnement.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) hat von Turkish Airlines einen bahnbrechenden Auftrag über bis zu 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliner erhalten, der den größten Boeing-Widebody-Kauf der Fluggesellschaft bis heute darstellt. Der Deal umfasst 35 787-9, 15 787-10 und Optionen für 25 weitere Dreamliner.
Darüber hinaus bekundete Turkish Airlines die Absicht, bis zu 150 737 MAX-Flugzeuge zu kaufen, was bei Abschluss der größte Boeing-Einzelrumpfauftrag wäre. Diese kombinierten Aufträge verdoppeln die Boeing-Flotte von Turkish Airlines und unterstützen ihre Vision, bis 2033 auf 800 Flugzeuge zu wachsen. Die Vereinbarung wird über 123.000 Arbeitsplätze in den USA sichern und baut auf Boeings 80-jährige Partnerschaft mit der Türkei auf, wobei das Unternehmen 2 Milliarden Dollar in die Entwicklung der Lieferkette investiert hat.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) قد حصلت على طلب تاريخي من الخطوط الجوية التركية يصل حتى 75 طائرة 787 دريملاينر، وهو أكبر شراء لشبيهة الطائرات ذات البدن العريض من بوينغ حتى الآن للناقلة. يشمل الاتفاق 35 طراز 787-9، 15 طراز 787-10، وخيارات لـ 25 دريملاينر إضافية.
بالإضافة إلى ذلك، أبدت الخطوط التركية نيتها شراء حتى 150 طائرة 737 MAX، وهو ما سيكون أكبر طلب بوينغ من طراز واحد عند الانتهاء. هذه الطلبات المجمّعة ستضاعف أسطول بوينغ لدى التركية وتدعم رؤيتها للتوسع إلى 800 طائرة بحلول 2033. ستدعم الاتفاق أكثر من 123,000 وظيفة في الولايات المتحدة، ويعزز الشراكة التي استمرت 80 عامًا بين بوينغ وتركيا، حيث استثمرت الشركة 2 مليار دولار في تطوير سلسلة التوريد.
波音公司（NYSE: BA）已从 土耳其航空获得一笔具有里程碑意义的订单，最多可购买 75 架波音 787 梦幻客机，成为该航空公司迄今为止最大的波音宽体机采购。该交易包括 35 架 787-9、15 架 787-10，以及 另外 25 架 Dreamliner 的选择权。
此外，土耳其航空还表示意向购买最多 150 架 737 MAX，一旦敲定将成为波音单通道机型的最大订单。这两笔订单合并将使土耳其航空的波音机队翻倍，支持其到 2033 年扩张至 800 架飞机 的愿景。该协议将为美国创造或保留超过 123,000个工作岗位，并基于波音与土耳其长达 80 年的伙伴关系，其中公司已在供应链开发上投资 20 亿美元。
- Secured largest-ever Boeing widebody order from Turkish Airlines for up to 75 787 Dreamliners
- Additional commitment for up to 150 737 MAX aircraft pending finalization
- Orders will support over 123,000 U.S. jobs
- Deal will double Turkish Airlines' Boeing fleet
- $2 billion investment in Turkish supply chain development, creating 5,000 local jobs
- 737 MAX order portion is not yet finalized
- Large portion of Dreamliner order (25 aircraft) are just options, not firm orders
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Boeing secures major Turkish Airlines order for 75 Dreamliners and 150 MAX jets, significantly boosting its backlog and manufacturing outlook.
This deal represents a substantial win for Boeing's commercial aircraft division, with Turkish Airlines ordering 35 787-9s, 15 larger 787-10s, and options for 25 additional Dreamliners. The airline also announced intent to purchase up to 150 737 MAX aircraft, which would be its largest Boeing single-aisle order when finalized.
The timing is particularly favorable for Boeing, which has faced significant headwinds in recent years. This order will support more than 123,000 jobs across the U.S. and effectively double Turkish Airlines' Boeing fleet, providing much-needed production stability for both the 787 and 737 MAX programs.
For context, the 787 family currently has over 1,200 deliveries with global operators. This order's magnitude suggests a list-price value potentially exceeding
Turkish Airlines' choice to add the larger 787-10 variant to its fleet indicates strategic capacity planning for high-demand routes connecting Istanbul to destinations in the U.S., Africa, Southeast Asia and Middle East. The carrier's expansion aligns with its "2033 Vision" of growing its fleet to 800 aircraft.
Boeing has maintained a strong relationship with Turkish aviation, having invested
The airline also announced its intent to purchase up to 150 more 737 MAX airplanes, which will be its largest Boeing single-aisle order when finalized. The 787 and 737 MAX orders combined will double Turkish Airlines' Boeing fleet as the carrier expands its capacity and network.
"This landmark agreement represents much more than a fleet growth. It is a reflection of our leadership in the industry as well as our dedication to innovation and operational excellence," said Prof. Ahmet Bolat, Turkish Airlines Chairman of the Board and the Executive Committee. "The addition of these advanced Boeing aircraft to our fleet will not only enhance our operational capabilities but also become a significant element supporting Turkish Airlines' 2033 Vision of expanding our fleet to 800 aircraft."
Across a network that reaches the most countries of any airline in the world, Turkish Airlines operates more than 200 Boeing jets today, including the 787-9, 777, 737 MAX, Next-Generation 737 and 777 Freighter airplanes.
Adding the larger 787-10 to its future fleet will enable Turkish Airlines to benefit from additional passenger and cargo capacity while improving fuel efficiency on high-demand routes between
The 787-10, like the 787-9, also offers superior passenger comfort with the largest windows of any widebody jet, air that is less dry and pressurized at a lower cabin altitude, and technology that senses and counters turbulence for a smoother ride.
"We are honored that Turkish Airlines has once again chosen the 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX to power its future growth," said Stephanie Pope, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
Turkish Airlines is one of the global operators that have made the 787 a versatile component of their long-haul fleets. With more than 1,200 airplanes delivered, the 787 Dreamliner family serves about 500,000 passengers daily and connects the most countries of any widebody fleet.
Pope added, "As a proud partner to Türkiye and the Turkish aviation industry for 80 years, we look forward to continuing our support of Turkish Airlines as they expand operations and deliver exceptional experiences to their passengers."
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