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United Airlines orders 50 new Airbus jets in latest hit to Boeing

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2019-12-04BABoeingAlpha Vantage Newstariff_announcement

Event summary

United Airlines is ordering 50 Airbus SE A321XLR jets, valued at $7.1bn, to replace its 53 Boeing 757-200 planes starting in 2024. This deal makes United the second US carrier to purchase the new European jet despite fresh US tariffs on Airbus. The airline's chief operating officer stated they are still working closely with Boeing on a potential new twin-aisle aircraft, indicating an openness to future orders from the US plane-maker.

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Legacy event IDevt_087ea5d4d139354e85e1
Importance score0.00
Materiality score0.00
Categoryindustrials
Source archetypehistorical_news
Created2026-06-22T08:09:01+00:00