Boeing has announced its largest-ever single order from Uzbekistan Airways, with the carrier agreeing to purchase up to 22 787 Dreamliner aircraft. The deal, valued at over $8 billion according to President Donald Trump, marks a significant milestone for both the U.S. aerospace giant and Uzbekistan’s national airline.
The agreement includes firm orders and options for the wide-body jets, which are expected to enhance Uzbekistan Airways’ long-haul capabilities and support its strategic expansion into global markets. The 787 Dreamliner is known for its fuel efficiency, passenger comfort, and extended range, making it a preferred choice for international carriers.
President Trump praised the deal as a win for American manufacturing and international trade, highlighting its potential to support thousands of U.S. jobs across Boeing’s supply chain.
Industry analysts view the order as a vote of confidence in Boeing’s recovery and a signal of Uzbekistan’s ambitions to modernize its fleet and boost tourism and connectivity. Delivery timelines and financing details have not yet been disclosed.
