Turkish Airlines Orders up to 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, Commits to More 737 MAX Jets

Core Points - Boeing and Turkish Airlines have announced a firm order for up to 75 787 Dreamliners, marking the largest widebody purchase in Turkish Airlines' history [1] - The order includes 35 units of the 787-9 model, 15 units of the larger 787-10, and options for an additional 25 Dreamliners [1] - Turkish Airlines also intends to purchase up to 150 more 737 MAX airplanes, which will be its largest single-aisle order from Boeing [2] Company Strategy - The agreement reflects Turkish Airlines' commitment to fleet growth and operational excellence, supporting its 2033 Vision to expand its fleet to 800 aircraft [3] - The addition of the 787-10 will enhance passenger and cargo capacity while improving fuel efficiency on high-demand routes [4] Aircraft Features - The 787-10 offers superior passenger comfort with larger windows, less dry air, and technology that mitigates turbulence [5] - The 787 Dreamliner family serves approximately 500,000 passengers daily and connects the most countries of any widebody fleet [6] Boeing's Commitment - Boeing has been a partner to Turkey's aviation industry for 80 years, providing commercial jets and defense platforms [7] - The company has invested $2 billion in supply chain development in Turkey, creating nearly 5,000 jobs and promoting local aerospace sector growth [8]