The total Dubai Airshow deals during the first four days amounted to 360.4 billion dirhams, with commercial aircraft deals recording 338.8 billion dirhams, supported by the Emirates Airlines deal that was signed on the fourth day of the exhibition, which included 15 A350 aircraft with a value of up to 22.02 billion dirhams (6 billion dirhams). Dollars), and the total value of the Ministry of Defense’s deals amounted to 21.6 billion dirhams.
With the new order for the carrier, Emirates Airlines committed, at the Dubai Air Show, a total of $58 billion (212.8 billion dirhams), to purchase 110 additional aircraft, including the Boeing orders announced on the first day, which qualifies the carrier to continue growth in the future.
The value of the Ministry of Defense’s deals during the fourth day of the Dubai Airshow reached about 4.87 billion dirhams, bringing the total deals during the first four days of the exhibition to 21.6 billion dirhams.
The index of commercial deals at the Dubai Airshow during the third day of the exhibition during the third day reached about 12.8 billion dirhams after Ethiopian Airlines signed a memorandum of understanding to add 11 Airbus A350-900 aircraft with a book value of about 12.8 billion dirhams, raising the company’s total demand and commitment. To 33 Airbus aircraft.
The second day of the exhibition recorded 3 major deals worth 35 billion dirhams, and the first day of the exhibition recorded deals worth more than 73.2 billion dollars (about 268.7 billion dirhams), which included 206 aircraft, excluding purchase options and military contract deals.
During the first day, the exhibition’s deals amounted to the signing of deals worth 268.6 billion dirhams.
The most prominent order was the Emirates Airlines deal, which included 95 Boeing aircraft, worth $52 billion (about 191 billion dirhams) to support its growth plans, maintain a modern and efficient fleet, and provide the best aviation experience to its customers.
Emirates has signed firm orders for an additional 55 777-9 aircraft and 35 777-8 aircraft powered by GE-9X engines. Emirates has expanded its previous order for 30 Boeing 787-9 aircraft, and increased its commitment by approximately 5 aircraft to a total of 35 Dreamliner aircraft, including: 15 aircraft. 787-10, and 20 787-8 aircraft.
During the first day, Flydubai revealed a deal with Boeing that includes the purchase of 30 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, with a total value of up to $11 billion, as part of the company’s efforts to diversify its fleet by operating wide-body aircraft.
2023-11-16 12:06:52
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