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Boeing, GE Aerospace Secure $96 Billion Deal with Qatar Airways, White House Says

Boeing and GE Aerospace received a $96 billion order from Qatar Airways as President Trump looks to boost investments in defense and aircraft in the Middle East after reaching artificial intelligence and tech agreements on Tuesday.

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White House announces historic $96B Boeing, GE Aerospace deal in Qatar

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GE Aerospace lands Qatar Airways order amid Donald Trump Middle East visit

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Explainer-Is Qatar's Gift of a Plane to President Trump Allowed Under US Law?

U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to accept a $400 million airplane from Qatar raises a raft of questions about the scope of laws that relate to gifts from foreign governments and are intended to th...

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Yes, Trump can accept an airplane from Qatar. Here’s why he shouldn’t.

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Trump marvels at wealth of his Arab hosts while he eyes White House and Air Force One upgrades

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Trump, Cincinnati-based GE Aerospace announce historic $96 billion order

The White House May 14 first announced the deal between Cincinnati-based GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE), the world’s largest aircraft engine manufacturer, and Qatar Airways, the seventh-largest airline in the world as of 2024 and among the fastest growing, according to Airways Magazine.

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Trump UAE deals: U.S. President announces $200 billion in deals, AI agreement signed

President Trump strengthens U.S.-UAE ties with $200 billion deals, deepens AI cooperation, boosting American manufacturing and exports.

Trump announces US$14.5 billion Etihad commitment with Boeing, GE

Etihad CEO Antonoaldo Neves said in April that Etihad planned to add 20 to 22 new planes in 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Trump Announces Over $200 Bn In US-UAE Deals, Including $14.5 Bn Etihad Commitment

US President Donald Trump on Thursday announced more than USD 200 billion in commercial agreements between the United States and the United Arab Emirates, including a USD 14.5 billion commitment by Etihad Airways to purchase American-made aircraft powered by GE engines.