US Boeing Officials Visit Iran to Discuss Jetliner Sales
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by News Editor
A delegation from Boeing (BA.N) has visited Iran to discuss sales of jetliners, the secretary of Iran’s Aviation Companies Association said on Monday, as the US planemaker seeks to ensure its European rival Airbus does not steal a march in Iran.
Airbus (AIR.PA) agreed in January to sell Iran 118 planes worth about $27 billion at list prices after crippling international sanctions against Iran were lifted in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program under a deal with major powers.
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