Date: Tuesday 10 Jul 2012
LONDON (ShareCast) - Boeing and General Electric (GE) have signed a deal at the Farnborough International Air Show in which Boeing will sell 100 737 aircraft for up to 9.25bn dollars.
GE's aircraft leasing company, GE Capital Aviation Services, will acquire 25 current generation 737 airplanes and 75 updated 737 Max airplanes.
Norman Liu, the Chief Executive of the GE division, said that the first units will be delivered in 2018.
On Monday, Boeing received another order for 60 737 MAX-8 and 15 737 MAX-9 airplanes valued at $7.2bn.
By 12:37 in New York on Tuesday, Boeing was trading 0.57% higher at $74.45.
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