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Boeing close to finalizing 737 MAX deal with Japan Airlines – Bloomberg News
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(Reuters) -Boeing Co is close to sealing an order from Japan Airlines Co (JAL) (T:) for at least 20 of its 737 MAX planes, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing sources.
The order will likely be a combination of smaller MAX 8 jets and some of Boeing (NYSE:)’s larger MAX 10 planes, the report said.
JAL was also in talks with Airbus SE (OTC:), but is considering going with Boeing, the report said, adding that the deal may close by the end of March.
A JAL spokesperson said they were still negotiating the deal and refused to provide more details.
Boeing did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.
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