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Emirates Airline Buys 95 Boeing Planes For $52 Billion In Biggest Dubai Airshow Sale
Emirates airline announced a $52 billion order for 90 Boeing 777X planes on Monday in the biggest sale so far at the Dubai Airshow.
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Boeing's New 777X Airliner Takes Off On First Flight
Boeing's new long-haul 777X airliner made its first flight on Saturday, a step forward for the company whose broader prospects remain clouded by the 737 MAX crisis.
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"Tyranny Of Distance": Qantas Airlines Takes On Ultra-Long Flight Challenge
Planemakers gave a glimpse of the ultra-long-distance jets of the future on Sunday as they work to meet a demanding goal from Australia's Qantas to connect Sydney and London in a non-stop 20-hour flight.
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Emirates Finalises $56 Billion Order for 150 Boeing 777X Planes
Dubai airline Emirates finalised a $56 billion order to buy 150 Boeing 777X.
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Dubai Airshow to open with Gulf spending spree
Gulf airlines are set to place orders worth over $100 billion as the Dubai Airshow gets under way on Sunday, industry sources said, led by record investment in a new Boeing jet.
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Emirates Airline Buys 95 Boeing Planes For $52 Billion In Biggest Dubai Airshow Sale
Emirates airline announced a $52 billion order for 90 Boeing 777X planes on Monday in the biggest sale so far at the Dubai Airshow.
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Boeing's New 777X Airliner Takes Off On First Flight
Boeing's new long-haul 777X airliner made its first flight on Saturday, a step forward for the company whose broader prospects remain clouded by the 737 MAX crisis.
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"Tyranny Of Distance": Qantas Airlines Takes On Ultra-Long Flight Challenge
Planemakers gave a glimpse of the ultra-long-distance jets of the future on Sunday as they work to meet a demanding goal from Australia's Qantas to connect Sydney and London in a non-stop 20-hour flight.
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Emirates Finalises $56 Billion Order for 150 Boeing 777X Planes
Dubai airline Emirates finalised a $56 billion order to buy 150 Boeing 777X.
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Dubai Airshow to open with Gulf spending spree
Gulf airlines are set to place orders worth over $100 billion as the Dubai Airshow gets under way on Sunday, industry sources said, led by record investment in a new Boeing jet.
