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Jet Airways Likely to Order 200 Planes From Boeing, Airbus

Jet Airways (India) Ltd. (532617.BY) will likely announce orders for as many as 200 planes from Boeing Co. (BA) and Airbus, an aviation consultancy said, in what would be the biggest aircraft-purchase order ever by an Indian carrier.The Mumbai-based airline has placed an order last month for 50 of Boeing's newest 737 MAX jetliners and eight or ten 777-300 extended-range planes, Sydney-based CAPA-Centre for Aviation said in report Thursday about India's aviation market.The report was reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.The Boeing order will be announced officially at the air show in Paris, the report said. The weeklong air show starts June 17.Jet is also likely to announce, at the same show, an order for 50 of Airbus's 320 Neo jets for use by its low-cost service--JetKonnect.The report didn't provide the value of the orders.Jet's order for the Boeing 737 MAX planes could range from $4.1 billion to $5.37 billion at catalog prices. The 50 Airbus 320 Neo have a combined list price of about...

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