Emirates adds five new B777-200LR freighters to orderbook

08/11/2022

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08 November 2022 – Emirates has announced a firm order for 5 new Boeing 777-200LR freighter aircraft, with 2 units to be delivered in 2024 and the remaining 3 units in 2025.

The agreement, worth over US$ 1.7 billion at list prices, takes the airline’s total ...

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