Boeing set to ignite sweltering Farnborough Airshow


Boeing 777X one

Boeing will seek to shore up its troubled 737 MAX 10 and 777X (pic) jetliners with orders officially worth over US$15 billion from Delta Air Lines and Lufthansa this week, as the aerospace industry swelters at its largest event since COVID-19.

Industry sources said the U.S. planemaker, struggling to maintain a grip on its duopoly with Europe's Airbus AIR.PA, would strike early at the Farnborough Airshow, which opens on Monday, after months of talks on its largest 737 with Delta.

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