Delta Air Lines has finalized plans to acquire 30 Boeing 787-10 aircraft as part of a broader agreement to add up to 60 of these widebody jets to its long-haul fleet. This move reflects Delta's strategy to modernize its operations amid a resurgence in international travel. Concurrently, Boeing is reporting strong financial performance, highlighted by a 7.2% annual revenue growth and a significant backlog amounting to $682.2 billion, especially following substantial orders from Vietnamese airlines.
“Delta Air Lines · agrees to acquire · Boeing 787-10 aircraft · up to 60”
“Delta Air Lines · is moving to update · long haul fleet · new Airbus and Boeing widebody aircraft”
“Delta agreed with The Boeing Company · to acquire · 30 787-10 widebody aircraft · true”
“Boeing · recorded · transaction · smaller”
“Boeing Co. · is listed among · the SHIELD vendors”
“Boeing · has market cap · $180.2 billion · true”
“Boeing · has annual revenue increase · 7.2% · over the last two years”
“Boeing · is trading at · $228.32 per share · true”
“The Boeing Company · inked deals to sell · almost 100 jets to Vietnamese carriers”
“Boeing · will sell · up to 40 787-9 Dreamliners to Vietnam-based carrier Sun PhuQuoc Airways”
“Boeing · will sell · 50 737-MAX Jets · valued at about $8 billion”
“Boeing · plans to invest · more than $12 billion in 30 wide-bodies Boeing aircraft”
