Airbus, Boeing get boost from Asian carriers
Asia's airlines placing new orders at Farnborough Air Show as economic growth spurs demand for new routes and extra frequencies
Toulouse
ASIA'S hunger for travel gave a lift to Airbus Group and Boeing Co on Day 1 of the Farnborough Air Show. Carriers in China and Vietnam ordered new planes while those in India and Malaysia are zeroing in on the manufacturers' workhorse single-aisle jets.
Xiamen Airlines agreed to buy 30 Boeing 737 Max 200s worth US$3.39 billion at list prices, while Donghai Airlines followed up by saying it will get 25 Max 8s valued at US$2.75 billion.
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