Boeing Gets Aircraft Order From Turkish Airlines
By Nina Kienle
Boeing received orders for up to 225 aircraft from Turkish Airlines, a major purchase for the American plane maker as it seeks to reset its business.
Turkish Airlines said Friday that it decided to purchase a total of 75 aircraft from Boeing, consisting of 50 firm and 25 option orders for B787-9 and B-787-10 models with deliveries scheduled between 2029 and 2034.
Negotiations with Rolls-Royce and GE Aerospace regarding the procurement of engines, spare engines, and engine maintenance services are taking place, it said.
Additionally, negotiations with Boeing regarding the purchase of a total of 150 aircraft, consisting of 100 firm and 50 option orders for the 737-8/10 MAX models, have been completed, the carrier said. Orders will be placed subject to the successful conclusion of discussions with engine manufacturer CFM International, it added.
Financial details weren't disclosed.
Turkish Airlines is targeting a fleet of new-generation aircraft by 2035, strengthening operational efficiency and supporting an average annual growth rate of around 6%, it said.
Write to Nina Kienle at nina.kienle@wsj.com
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September 26, 2025 02:40 ET (06:40 GMT)
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