Boeing To Bag New Order For Long-Haul Jets From Emirates: Report

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Boeing Company BA will reportedly get orders for long-haul jets like 777X, or 787 from Emirates, as the Dubai-based carrier sees demand through 2030.
Emirates may also order from Airbus SE EADSY an Airbus 350 to cater to the demand, Reuters reported, citing a statement from Emirates President Tim Clark.
Speaking in Istanbul on Tuesday, Clark said he was "perhaps a little more confident" in Boeing's ability to get the new aircraft out, the report added.
Emirates will receive the delivery of the first aircraft in the last quarter of 2025.
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Earlier in 2019, Emirates reduced its order for 150 777X to 126 jets as part of a deal that saw the airline order 30 787 Dreamliners, the report added.
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Price Action: BA shares are trading higher by 0.15% to $209.09 in the premarket session on the last check Tuesday.