Boeing to sell 20 787 Dreamliners to Vietnamese startup air carrier

US top aircraft manufacturer Boeing announced Monday it will sell 20 787 Dreamliners to Vietnamese startup air carrier, Bamboo Airways, at list prices of 5.6 billion U.S. dollars, reports Xinhua from San Francisco.

Boeing signed an agreement with Vietnamese conglomerate FLC Group, the owner of Bamboo Airways, on the Dreamliners deal, under which Boeing will deliver the aircraft to its Vietnamese client starting April 2020 through 2021 after Bamboo Airways completed the deposit requirement in mid-June.

“We are excited to introduce these new 787 Dreamliners into our fleet as we prepare to launch long-haul operations to international markets,” said Trinh Van Quyet, chairman of FLC Group.

 

Boeing to sell 20 787 Dreamliners to Vietnamese startup air carrier

US top aircraft manufacturer Boeing announced Monday it will sell 20 787 Dreamliners to Vietnamese startup air carrier, Bamboo Airways, at list prices of 5.6 billion U.S. dollars, reports Xinhua from San Francisco. Boeing signed an agreement with Vietnamese conglomerate FLC Group, the owner of Bamboo Airways, on the Dreamliners deal, under which Boeing will deliver the aircraft to its Vietnamese client starting April 2020 through 2021 after Bamboo Airways completed the deposit requirement in mid-June. We are excited to introduce these new 787 Dreamliners into our fleet as we prepare to launch long-haul operations to international markets, said Trinh Van Quyet, chairman of FLC Group.