Unnamed buyer to take 20 737 MAX planes, Boeing says
Boeing 737 MAX airplanes are stored in an area adjacent to Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington. FILE PHOTO | STEPHEN BRASHEAR | GETTY IMAGES | AFP
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The announcement comes on top of an order for 10 MAX planes by Turkey's SunExpress and a letter of intent from Air Astana for another 30 MAX planes.
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Boeing has reached a deal with an unnamed airline customer to sell 20 737 MAX planes for $2.3 billion, a Boeing spokesman said Tuesday.
The agreement is a "firm" order and will be disclosed at a later time by the customer at a formal announcement in the carrier's home market, the spokesman said.
The announcement comes on top of an order for 10 MAX planes by Turkey's SunExpress and a letter of intent from Air Astana for another 30 MAX planes.
The MAX has been grounded since March following two deadly crashes.
