Boeing finalized a $36.2 billion agreement with Korean Air. The contract covers the delivery of 103 aircraft. This represents the largest order in the airline's history. The deal fulfills a commitment made in August 2025. Officials announced the finalization at a ceremony in Seoul.
The order includes 50 737-10 single-aisle jets. Widebody orders include 20 777-9 aircraft. The airline also ordered 25 787-10 models. The agreement features eight 777-8 Freighters. GE Aerospace and CFM International will provide engines and maintenance.
Korean Air is expanding its fleet to integrate with Asiana Airlines. The new jets aim to enhance fuel efficiency and capacity. The deal strengthens trade ties between the U.S. and South Korea.