Korean Air finalizes its 103-aircraft Boeing order.

The airline has completed a record fleet package spanning 777-9s, 787-10s, 737-10s and 777-8 Freighters.

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Source published 16 Sept 2026 · Briefing published 16 September 2026

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Korean Air and Boeing said on September 16 that the carrier had finalized an order for 103 aircraft. The mix comprises 20 777-9s, 25 787-10s, 50 737-10s and eight 777-8 Freighters.

Reuters reported a list-price value of $36.2 billion, while aviation consultancy IBA estimated roughly $12.6 billion at current market prices after customary discounts. Only the 787 is currently certified for commercial service, so delivery timing for the other types remains linked to their development and certification.

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