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Boeing: China and UAE's orders have a worth USD 134bn and 700m

New York, Usa - Seattle's industry announced it

Boeing has officially today received two orders, one for 70 aircraft by China and another one for 42 airplanes by UAE, for an overall worth USD 13,7bn. Boeing signed a contract with Emirates for providing 42 B-777ER worth USD 9,7bn. The value of the signed agreement, this time with the Chinese Government, for supplying 70 B-737 is USD 4bn (see AVIONEWS).

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Rome, Italy, 11/21/2005 16:54
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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