Boeing nears deal to sell 150 jets to Turkish Airlines

Boeing is close to finalizing a delayed order for 150 jets from Turkish Airlines following an earlier dispute over engine maintenance. The agreement could be signed next week as both sides overcome previous hurdles.

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BOEING CO is close to finalizing a delayed order for 150 jets from TURK HAVA YOLLARI AO following a maintenance pricing dispute. The potential agreement resolves a high-profile standoff between the carrier and engine maker GENERAL ELECTRIC and SAFRAN SA joint venture CFM.

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