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title: "Emirates Airlines increases orders for Airbus and Boeing aircraft, with the total value of Boeing orders amounting to $38 billion at list price"
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description: "Emirates Airlines announced at the 2025 Dubai Airshow the additional purchase of Airbus A350-900 and Boeing 777-9 aircraft, with total order values of $3.4 billion and $38 billion, respectively. This move will expand its A350-900 fleet to 73 aircraft and support Boeing in the development of the 777-10 model. Emirates Airlines has cumulatively ordered 315 Boeing wide-body aircraft and has ordered 540 GE9X engines from GE Aviation"
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# Emirates Airlines increases orders for Airbus and Boeing aircraft, with the total value of Boeing orders amounting to $38 billion at list price

<Huìgǎng Tōngxùn\> The world's largest international airline, Emirates, announced at the 2025 Dubai Airshow that it has placed an additional order for 8 Airbus A350-900 aircraft powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB84 engines, as well as 65 Boeing 777-9 aircraft powered by GE9X engines, with the total value of the Boeing orders reaching $38 billion (based on list prices). The additional Airbus order is valued at $3.4 billion (based on list prices), and once all are delivered, Emirates' A350-900 fleet will expand to 73 aircraft.

Currently, Emirates has received 13 A350 aircraft, and the additional A350-900 aircraft orders are expected to be delivered gradually starting in 2031.

Emirates has cumulatively ordered 315 wide-body aircraft from Boeing, including 270 Boeing 777X aircraft, 10 Boeing 777 freighters, and 35 Boeing 787 aircraft. Along with this additional purchase of 130 engines, Emirates has ordered a total of 540 GE9X engines from GE Aviation.

The latest agreement signed between Emirates and Boeing further supports Boeing's feasibility study for the development of the 777-10 model; the 777-10 will join the 777X series as a larger new member. According to the agreement, Emirates also has the flexibility to convert its 777-9 orders to 777-8 or 777-10 models to more effectively deploy its future fleet development.

(SY)

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