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Eyeing Iran, Israel Set To Buy Four Boeing Air Force Tankers For $927 Million
Israel will buy four Boeing Co KC-46A refuelling tankers for its air force.
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Boeing, Airbus To Lose Deals With Trump's Iran Sanctions
Boeing and Airbus will lose contracts worth roughly $39 billion to replenish Iran's aging fleet of commercial planes as part of the Trump administration's reimposition of sanctions.
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Boeing To Consult With US On 'Next Steps' After Trump's Pulls Out Of Iran Nuclear Deal
Boeing Co said on Tuesday it will consult with the US government on "next steps" following President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from a 2015 international agreement designed to deny Iran the ability to build nuclear weapons.
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Iran To Buy 80 Boeing Planes In Biggest Deal With US In 4 Decades: State Media
IranAir said it signed a deal on Sunday to buy 80 passenger planes from U.S. aircraft maker Boeing, state news agency IRNA reported, in the biggest U.S.-Iran deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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Iran Says It's Finalized $16.6 Billion Boeing Deal To Buy 80 Planes
Iran said on Sunday it has finalized a $16.8 billion deal with Boeing to purchase 80 passenger planes, a deal made possible by last year's landmark nuclear agreement.
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US Lawmakers Have 'Grave Concern' Over Boeing, Airbus Iran Licenses
Senior Republican US House of Representatives lawmakers made clear on Friday they will keep campaigning against Boeing and Airbus jetliner sales to Iran, despite the Treasury Department's announcement that it had begun issuing licenses for the exports.
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Boeing Receives US License To Sell Planes To Iran
Boeing said Wednesday it obtained a US government license to complete a sale of planes to Iran Air, moving closer to the first such deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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US House Passes Bill To Block Iran Aircraft Sales
The House of Representatives has passed a measure that would block US aircraft sales to Iran, potentially undercutting a Boeing deal with Tehran worth up to $25 billion.
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Boeing Says It Signs Historic Sales Agreement With Iran Air
Boeing Co. said Tuesday it signed an agreement with Iran Air "expressing the airline's intent" to buy its aircraft, setting up the biggest business deal between the Islamic Republic and America since the 1979 US Embassy takeover in Tehran - if it goes through.
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Iran, Boeing Reach Deal On Purchase Of 100 Planes: Tehran
Iran and US aerospace giant Boeing have reached a deal for the purchase of 100 aircraft to renew the country's ageing fleet, the head of Tehran's civil aviation authority announced today.
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Iran Invites Boeing To Tehran For Aircraft Buy: Report
Iranian state television is reporting that the Islamic Republic has invited Boeing Co. to Tehran to negotiate a possible aircraft purchase, just after the country signed a major deal with its rival Airbus.
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Iran Plans Airbus, Boeing Purchases Under Finance Deals
Iran plans to buy Airbus and Boeing passenger planes through long-term payment agreements once a nuclear accord with world powers is implemented, the transport minister said.
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Eyeing Iran, Israel Set To Buy Four Boeing Air Force Tankers For $927 Million
Israel will buy four Boeing Co KC-46A refuelling tankers for its air force.
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Boeing, Airbus To Lose Deals With Trump's Iran Sanctions
Boeing and Airbus will lose contracts worth roughly $39 billion to replenish Iran's aging fleet of commercial planes as part of the Trump administration's reimposition of sanctions.
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Boeing To Consult With US On 'Next Steps' After Trump's Pulls Out Of Iran Nuclear Deal
Boeing Co said on Tuesday it will consult with the US government on "next steps" following President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from a 2015 international agreement designed to deny Iran the ability to build nuclear weapons.
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Iran To Buy 80 Boeing Planes In Biggest Deal With US In 4 Decades: State Media
IranAir said it signed a deal on Sunday to buy 80 passenger planes from U.S. aircraft maker Boeing, state news agency IRNA reported, in the biggest U.S.-Iran deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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Iran Says It's Finalized $16.6 Billion Boeing Deal To Buy 80 Planes
Iran said on Sunday it has finalized a $16.8 billion deal with Boeing to purchase 80 passenger planes, a deal made possible by last year's landmark nuclear agreement.
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US Lawmakers Have 'Grave Concern' Over Boeing, Airbus Iran Licenses
Senior Republican US House of Representatives lawmakers made clear on Friday they will keep campaigning against Boeing and Airbus jetliner sales to Iran, despite the Treasury Department's announcement that it had begun issuing licenses for the exports.
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Boeing Receives US License To Sell Planes To Iran
Boeing said Wednesday it obtained a US government license to complete a sale of planes to Iran Air, moving closer to the first such deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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US House Passes Bill To Block Iran Aircraft Sales
The House of Representatives has passed a measure that would block US aircraft sales to Iran, potentially undercutting a Boeing deal with Tehran worth up to $25 billion.
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Boeing Says It Signs Historic Sales Agreement With Iran Air
Boeing Co. said Tuesday it signed an agreement with Iran Air "expressing the airline's intent" to buy its aircraft, setting up the biggest business deal between the Islamic Republic and America since the 1979 US Embassy takeover in Tehran - if it goes through.
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Iran, Boeing Reach Deal On Purchase Of 100 Planes: Tehran
Iran and US aerospace giant Boeing have reached a deal for the purchase of 100 aircraft to renew the country's ageing fleet, the head of Tehran's civil aviation authority announced today.
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Iran Invites Boeing To Tehran For Aircraft Buy: Report
Iranian state television is reporting that the Islamic Republic has invited Boeing Co. to Tehran to negotiate a possible aircraft purchase, just after the country signed a major deal with its rival Airbus.
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Iran Plans Airbus, Boeing Purchases Under Finance Deals
Iran plans to buy Airbus and Boeing passenger planes through long-term payment agreements once a nuclear accord with world powers is implemented, the transport minister said.
