Qatar Airways Signs Landmark Agreement for 210 Boeing Widebody Jets

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Qatar Airways places record order for 210 Boeing widebody jets
Deal expected to create nearly 400,000 U.S. jobs
Boeing strengthens global leadership in aerospace innovation

Qatar Airways has placed a record order for up to 210 widebody aircraft from Boeing, bringing the largest single widebody deal in the U.S. aerospace colossus’s history.

This huge agreement includes a blend of Boeing 787 Dreamliners and 777-9 aircraft, and represents Qatar Airways’ most noteworthy navy investment. The deal is expected to create nearly 400,000 job opportunities across the United States.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump and Qatar’s Amir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, along with top executives including Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg, Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Stephanie Pope, and Qatar Airways Group CEO Engr Badr Mohammed Al-Meer were attended the signing ceremony.

Al-Meer said, “This order marks a pivotal step in our growth journey, and we are investing in efficiency, sustainability, and premium service ensuring our fleet continues to set global standards in aviation.”

Stephanie Pope praised the deal as a consideration of Qatar Airways’ leadership and long-term vision. She stated, “Their confidence in Boeing’s next-generation aircraft reinforces our strong partnership and shared commitment to innovation.”

Presently, Qatar Airways operates more than 150 Boeing aircraft, including both 777s and 787s for passengers and goods. Once this order is achieved, the airline will become the largest Dreamliner operator in the Middle East.

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The Doha-based carrier is globally known for its exceptional service quality, having made Skytrax’s World’s Best Airline title for a record eighth time in 2024. It is also famous for its award-winning business class, premium lounges, and distinction across 170-plus destinations through its hub at Hamad International Airport.

For Boeing, the deal is a breakthrough that affirms its leadership in aerospace manufacturing. With clients in over 150 countries, Boeing remains a foundation of U.S. exports, committed to innovation, economic development, and supportable aviation practices.