Group 1 - Boeing and Qatar Airways announced a historic aircraft purchase agreement for up to 210 wide-body jets, marking the largest wide-body order in Boeing's history [1] - The order includes 130 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and 30 delayed 777-9 aircraft, along with options for up to 50 additional planes [1] - Qatar Airways also signed an agreement with GE Aviation for over 400 engines, representing the largest wide-body engine deal in GE's history [1] Group 2 - The transaction is valued at up to $96 billion and is expected to create approximately 154,000 jobs annually in the U.S., with Boeing estimating around 400,000 direct or indirect job opportunities [2] - This order is seen as a significant boost for Boeing, which has struggled with profitability since 2018 due to safety issues, manufacturing defects, and labor strikes [3] - The new aircraft will be assembled at Boeing's facility in Charleston, South Carolina, further enhancing Boeing's operational capacity [3] Group 3 - Following the completion of this purchase, Qatar Airways' fleet will nearly double from its current size of 233 aircraft, solidifying its position as a leading global airline [3]