Among the majority of orders it captured in Dubai, Boeing garnered a significant commitment from FlyDubai for 30 787-9s—representing the low-cost carrier’s first foray into widebodies.
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Injecting new life into a previously dormant derivative of Boeing’s new flagship twinjet is an order Emirates placed at the Dubai Airshow for 35 777-8s. The deal, which also included commitments for 55 777-9s, vindicated design changes to the baseline -8 configuration associated with the launch of...
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