BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq signed a $5.9 billion contract with U.S. firm Boeing and Canada's Bombardier to purchase at least 50 airplanes, a government spokesman said on Monday.
The purchase, previously announced in February, is the country's first major aircraft order since at least the 1980s.
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