IranAir may receive first Boeing jet sooner than planned
US aircraft maker in talks to release at least one 777-300ER meant for Turkish Airlines, which is deferring deliveries due to weaker traffic after last year's coup attempt in Turkey
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IRANAIR may get its first new Boeing jetliner a year earlier than expected under a deal to replace cash-strapped Turkish Airlines, Iranian media and industry sources said.
Iran had been expected to receive the first of 80 aircraft ordered from the US plane-maker in April 2018, but at least one brand-new aircraft is reported to be sitting unused because it is no longer needed by the Turkish carrier.
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