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  • Paris Air Show: 2015
    Paris Air Show kicks off with Airbus-Boeing rivalry

    Airbus is betting on big jets as the future of aviation, while rival Boeing is gambling on smaller ones — but both are hoping to sell hundreds of planes of all sizes at the Paris Air Show starting Monday to bolster balance sheets and meet growing demand.

  • Kuwait: Aircraft Buy
    Boeing, Kuwait Said Near Deal for Up To 40 Super Hornets

    The deal, first reported Wednesday by Reuters, has yet to be officially announced by either the US or Kuwait, but officials in Washington have confirmed an agreement is close.

  • Boeing Sales
    Boeing Or Airbus: Whose Product Line Is Shaped Better For The Future?

    Both Airbus and Boeing, have well filled order books to produce in the coming years without any order inflow, but looking at the demand in the coming 20 years the future looks bright for both companies.

  • Boeing Sales
    Boeing books first sales to Iran since 1979

    Boeing said on Wednesday it had sold aircraft-related goods to Iran Air in the third quarter, marking the first acknowledged dealings between U.S. aerospace companies and Iran since the 1979 U.S. hostage crisis. The Chicago-based aerospace and defense company said in a filing that it sold aircraft manuals, drawings, navigation charts and data to Iran Air to help improve the safety of Iran's civil aviation industry.

  • Saudi National Guard
    Boeing awarded AH-6i contract for Saudi Arabia

    Although not disclosed in the DoD contract announcement, the end-user will be the Saudi Arabia National Guard (SANG), which is buying the AH-6i as part of a wider build-up of its rotary-winged capabilities that includes the procurement of 12 AH-64E attack helicopters and 24 Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawk transport helicopters. This deal marks the first sale of the AH-6i for Boeing, although Jordan has signed a letter of intent for 18 such helicopters with an option for a further six.

  • US-Saudi
    Saudi air force calls for $2 billion upgrade to Boeing Sentry fleet

    The Pentagon notified Congress of a possible sale of five upgrade systems for the Royal Saudi Air Force’s Boeing Sentry Airborne Warning and Control Systems, which provide surveillance and command and controls communications with a 360-degree view of an area and the ability to identify and display targets more than 200 miles away.