You are visiting the website that is operated by Ultima Markets Ltd, a licensed investment firm by the Financial Services Commission “FSC” of Mauritius, under license number GB 23201593. Please be advised that Ultima Markets Ltd does not have legal entities in the European Union.
If you wish to open an account in an EU investment firm and protected by EU laws, you will be redirected to Ultima Markets Cyprus Ltd (the “CIF”), a Cyprus investment firm duly licensed and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission with license number 426/23.
In a groundbreaking turn of events at the Dubai Airshow on 13th November 2023, Boeing (BA.US), the renowned jet manufacturer under Dow Jones, has orchestrated a series of triumphs by securing substantial orders.
Emirates, a major player in the aviation industry, has committed to acquiring an impressive fleet of 90 Boeing 777 aircraft, valued at a staggering $52 billion. This strategic move aligns with Emirates’ ambition to fortify its aircraft portfolio, setting the stage for a promising future.
Emirates’ sister airline, Flydubai, has also entered into an agreement with Boeing, intending to integrate 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners into its operational fleet. This noteworthy deal, valued at $11 billion, further solidifies Boeing’s position in the aviation market. The collaboration with Flydubai underscores Boeing’s versatility in catering to diverse airline needs.
(Boeing Stock Performance Six-month Chart)
Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa’s joint venture, SunExpress, has revealed a sizable order for Boeing 737 aircraft. Under the terms of the agreement, 28 737-8 and 17 737-10 models will be ordered, and up to 45 more 737 MAX aircraft may be purchased.
SunExpress had previously placed an order for 42 737-8 aircraft, and with this new development, the airline further strengthens its commitment to Boeing’s cutting-edge aircraft.
In another noteworthy announcement, Ethiopian Airlines has decided to resume operations with the Boeing 737 MAX, marking a pivotal moment for both entities. The airline has entered into a deal with Boeing for the purchase of 20 737 MAX planes and an additional 11 787 Dreamliners.
Boeing, acknowledging the historical significance, declared this deal as the largest-ever purchase of its airplanes in African history. However, specific financial details of the agreement remain undisclosed.
Amidst these triumphs, reports suggest that China is contemplating the lifting of a sales freeze on Boeing 737 Max jets, a move that could reshape Boeing’s presence in the Chinese market. The potential thawing of this freeze coincides with the upcoming meeting between President Biden and President Xi at the APEC conference in San Francisco.
While discussions are ongoing, and a formal order announcement is not expected, the prospect of China committing to the purchase of 737 jets brings renewed optimism for Boeing’s future in the Chinese aviation landscape.
Bolstered by these positive developments, Boeing experienced two consecutive days of trading gains. The surge in trading performance adds another layer of success to Boeing’s recent achievements, showcasing the company’s resilience and ability to navigate through complex market dynamics.