Boeing’s Salvation? Trump Can Sell the Planes. Can Boeing Deliver?

Boeing finalized an order with Turkish Airlines for 100 737 MAX 8 aircraft, with options for 50 more. The deal, valued at $5.5B-$6.5B, includes engine and maintenance provisions. Boeing has over 4,800 737 MAX backlog orders since 2011. Turkish Airlines operates over 200 Boeing aircraft and ordered 75 787 Dreamliners last year.

Biman Bangladesh Airlines signed a deal with Boeing to buy 11 more aircraft, adding to a previous order of 14. The total cost is $3.7 billion, with deliveries between 2031 and 2035. The agreement aims to modernize Biman's fleet and expand its network, according to the airline. Boeing shares will be affected.

Turkish Airlines ordered 100 firm and 50 optional Boeing 737 MAX jets, totaling a $30 billion deal. The agreement includes 75 Dreamliners and resolves engine pricing disputes. The airline had previously considered switching to Airbus.

Bangladesh will buy 11 more Boeing aircraft, including 5 787-10 Dreamliners and 6 737-8 jets, adding to a $3.7B April order. The deal aims to boost US imports and reduce tariff risks for Bangladesh's garment exports. Airbus remains in contention for a separate order.

Türkiye and Bangladesh have ordered 111 Boeing aircraft, with options for 50 more, according to US President Donald Trump. The deals, worth tens of billions, will boost US exports and jobs. Biman Bangladesh Airlines confirmed an order for 11 additional Boeing jets, expanding its planned orders to 25. Earlier, a $3.7 billion deal for 14 Boeing planes was signed in April.

Biman Bangladesh Airlines ordered 11 more Boeing jets (5 787-10, 6 737-8) to expand its fleet, adding to an earlier order of 14 aircraft. The deal aims to renew Biman's fleet and enhance Bangladesh's international connectivity, according to both companies.