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At Xi Jinping's Visit To France, Airbus Signs Deal With China
- Tuesday March 26, 2019
- World News | Reuters
Airbus signed a deal worth tens of billions of dollars on Monday to sell 300 aircraft to China.The deal between Airbus and China's state buying agency, China Aviation Supplies Holding Company, will include 290 A320-family jets and 10 A350 wide-body jets.
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Boeing Signs Deal To Sell 300 Planes Worth $37 Billion To China
- Thursday November 9, 2017
- World News | Reuters
Boeing signed an agreement on Thursday to sell 300 planes to China Aviation Supplies Holding Company worth $37 billion at list prices - part of a slew of deals announced during US President Donald Trump's state visit to Beijing.
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Boeing gets China commitments for 737 Max jets worth $20.7 billion: sources
- Friday October 25, 2013
- World News | Reuters
Boeing Co has secured commitments from Chinese customers for around 200 of the latest variant of its best-selling 737 jet, the 737 Max, said two sources familiar with the matter.
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At Xi Jinping's Visit To France, Airbus Signs Deal With China
- Tuesday March 26, 2019
- World News | Reuters
Airbus signed a deal worth tens of billions of dollars on Monday to sell 300 aircraft to China.The deal between Airbus and China's state buying agency, China Aviation Supplies Holding Company, will include 290 A320-family jets and 10 A350 wide-body jets.
- www.ndtv.com
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Boeing Signs Deal To Sell 300 Planes Worth $37 Billion To China
- Thursday November 9, 2017
- World News | Reuters
Boeing signed an agreement on Thursday to sell 300 planes to China Aviation Supplies Holding Company worth $37 billion at list prices - part of a slew of deals announced during US President Donald Trump's state visit to Beijing.
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Boeing gets China commitments for 737 Max jets worth $20.7 billion: sources
- Friday October 25, 2013
- World News | Reuters
Boeing Co has secured commitments from Chinese customers for around 200 of the latest variant of its best-selling 737 jet, the 737 Max, said two sources familiar with the matter.
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