Turkish Airlines Deal Revived as Boeing and Turkish Airlines Finalize 737 MAX Jet Agreement

Boeing and Turkish Airlines are reportedly finalizing a significant deal for 150 of Boeing's 737 MAX jets. The agreement was initially promised after Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, but was delayed due to maintenance disputes with engine maker CFM.

The parties have been working to resolve the issues surrounding engine maintenance costs, which has led to a revival of the deal. Industry experts are closely watching the developments as Turkish Airlines expands its operations from its Istanbul hub.

This high-profile agreement is crucial for Boeing's reputation, especially after last year's White House announcement. The resolution of this deal would also play a pivotal role in Turkish Airlines' future expansion plans, including adding more aircraft to its fleet ranging from regional jets to larger models.