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Report says THY's order for 150 Boeing jets could be signed next week

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According to a Daily Sabah report citing Reuters, the order for 150 Boeing 737 Max jets, which had stalled due to an engine maintenance dispute, is back on track and could be signed next week. Boeing and CFM declined to comment, and THY did not respond to a request for comment.

The order was part of a 225-aircraft package announced following a meeting between President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Donald Trump last year. The dispute stems from the airline's demand for an industrial arrangement covering engine maintenance. Erdoğan and Trump are expected to meet in New York next week.

Report says THY's order for 150 Boeing jets could be signed next week
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Daily Sabah16 Sept, 17:00 Turkish Airlines' 150 Boeing 737 Max deal could be signed next week

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  1. Turkish Airlines signs its largest single-aisle aircraft order with Boeing Turkish Airlines finalized an order with Boeing for 100 firm Boeing 737-8 and 50 optional 737 MAX aircraft. The agreement became the company's largest single-aisle aircraft order with Boeing and was signed in the presence of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
  2. Report says THY's order for 150 Boeing jets could be signed next week According to a Daily Sabah report citing Reuters, the order for 150 Boeing 737 Max jets, which had stalled due to an engine maintenance dispute, is back on track and could be signed next week. Boeing and CFM declined to comment, and THY did not respond to a request for comment.

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