Investing.com - Boeing (NYSE:BA) announced on Wednesday evening that it has finalized an order for 50 737 MAX aircraft with Vietnam Airlines.
Earlier, in early February, the United States and Vietnam held a new round of trade negotiations, after which Hanoi expressed willingness to purchase more American goods, especially machinery and high-tech equipment.
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In a statement, both companies said these new aircraft will mainly be used for domestic and regional routes operated by Vietnam Airlines.
The two companies also stated that representatives from the U.S. government and General Secretary of Vietnam, Su Lin, attended the order announcement ceremony. Vietnam’s national airline currently operates 17 Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
This order from Vietnam is the latest in Boeing’s growing order book over the past year, as the Trump administration used aerospace deals as leverage in trade negotiations with multiple countries.
Boeing secured 1,175 aircraft orders in 2025, more than double the total from the previous year. The company has won hundreds of aircraft orders from China, Malaysia, South Korea, India, and Gulf countries.
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Boeing secures an order for 50 MAX aircraft from Vietnam Airlines
Investing.com - Boeing (NYSE:BA) announced on Wednesday evening that it has finalized an order for 50 737 MAX aircraft with Vietnam Airlines.
Earlier, in early February, the United States and Vietnam held a new round of trade negotiations, after which Hanoi expressed willingness to purchase more American goods, especially machinery and high-tech equipment.
Get more breaking news on major U.S. companies with InvestingPro
In a statement, both companies said these new aircraft will mainly be used for domestic and regional routes operated by Vietnam Airlines.
The two companies also stated that representatives from the U.S. government and General Secretary of Vietnam, Su Lin, attended the order announcement ceremony. Vietnam’s national airline currently operates 17 Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
This order from Vietnam is the latest in Boeing’s growing order book over the past year, as the Trump administration used aerospace deals as leverage in trade negotiations with multiple countries.
Boeing secured 1,175 aircraft orders in 2025, more than double the total from the previous year. The company has won hundreds of aircraft orders from China, Malaysia, South Korea, India, and Gulf countries.
This article was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. For more information, please see our Terms of Use.