Emirates Orders 65 More Boeing 777X Airplanes
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Emirates announced on November 17, 2025 that Emirates ordered 65 additional 777-9 airplanes at the Dubai Airshow.
The purchase raises Emirates' total 777X backlog to 270 jets (777-9 and 777-8 combined), making it the largest 777X customer. Boeing says the 777-9 cuts fuel use and emissions by 20% versus the airplanes it replaces and offers a wider cabin and improved passenger comfort. Boeing's 2025 Commercial Market Outlook forecasts the Middle East will need nearly 3,000 new widebody jets over 20 years.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) e Emirates hanno annunciato il 17 novembre 2025 che Emirates ha ordinato 65 ulteriori 777-9 aeromobili al Dubai Airshow.
L'acquisto porta lo backlog totale di Emirates per la famiglia 777X a 270 velivoli (777-9 e 777-8 combinati), diventando il più grande cliente 777X. Boeing afferma che il 777-9 riduce il consumo di carburante e le emissioni del 20% rispetto agli aerei che sostituisce e offre una cabina più ampia e un maggiore comfort per i passeggeri. L'Outlook Commercial Market 2025 di Boeing prevede che il Medio Oriente avrà bisogno di quasi 3.000 nuovi jet widebody nei prossimi 20 anni.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) y Emirates anunciaron el 17 de noviembre de 2025 que Emirates encargó 65 777-9 adicionales en el Dubai Airshow.
La compra eleva el backlog total de Emirates de 777X a 270 aviones (777-9 y 777-8 combinados), convirtiéndolo en el cliente más grande de 777X. Boeing dice que el 777-9 reduce el consumo de combustible y las emisiones en un 20% frente a los aviones que reemplaza y ofrece una cabina más amplia y mayor comodidad para los pasajeros. Las Perspectivas del Market Commercial 2025 de Boeing pronostican que Oriente Medio necesitará casi 3,000 nuevos aviones widebody durante 20 años.
보잉(NYSE: BA)과 에미레이트 항공이 2025년 11월 17일에 두바이 에어쇼에서 에미레이트가 추가로 65대의 777-9를 주문했다고 발표했다.
이 구매로 에미레이트의 777X 백로그 총계는 270대의 제트기로 늘어나(777-9와 777-8 합산) 가장 큰 777X 고객이 된다. 보잉은 777-9가 연료 소비와 배출량을 20% 감소시키며 대폭 넓어진 객실과 승객의 편의를 제공한다고 말한다. 보잉의 2025년 상업시장 전망은 중동이 향후 20년 동안 거의 3,000대의 신규 대형제트기가 필요할 것으로 예측한다.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) et Emirates ont annoncé le 17 novembre 2025 que Emirates a commandé 65 autres 777-9 avions lors du Dubai Airshow.
L'achat porte le carnet de commandes total des 777X d'Emirates à 270 appareils (777-9 et 777-8 combinés), en faisant le plus grand client 777X. Boeing affirme que le 777-9 réduit la consommation de carburant et les émissions de 20% par rapport aux avions qu'il remplace et offre une cabine plus large ainsi qu'un meilleur confort pour les passagers. Les Perspectives du marché commercial 2025 de Boeing prévoient que le Moyen-Orient aura besoin de près de 3 000 nouveaux avions widebody sur 20 ans.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) und Emirates gaben am 17. November 2025 bekannt, dass Emirates auf dem Dubai Airshow 65 weitere 777-9 Flugzeuge bestellt hat.
Der Kauf erhöht den gesamten 777X-Auftragsbestand von Emirates auf 270 Jets (777-9 und 777-8 zusammen) und macht ihn zum größten 777X-Kunden. Boeing sagt, dass der 777-9 den Kraftstoffverbrauch und die Emissionen um 20% im Vergleich zu den ersetzenen Flugzeugen senkt und eine breitere Kabine sowie verbesserten Passagierkomfort bietet. Boeings Commercial Market Outlook 2025 prognostiziert, dass der Mittlere Osten in 20 Jahren fast 3.000 neue Widebody-Jets benötigen wird.
أعلنت شركة بوينغ (ش.م.ع: BA) وشركة الإمارات للطيران أن الإمارات طلبت في 17 نوفمبر 2025 65 طائرة 777-9 إضافية خلال معرض دبي للطيران.
يرفع الشراء إجمالي الطلبات الخاصة بإمارات من عائلة 777X إلى 270 طائرة (777-9 و777-8 مجتمعين)، مما يجعلها أكبر عميل للـ777X. تقول بوينغ إن 777-9 تقلل استهلاك الوقود والانبعاثات بنسبة 20% مقارنة بالطائرات التي تستبدلها وتوفر مقصورة أوسع وراحة أكبر للركاب. وتتوقع رؤية سوق بوينغ التجارية لعام 2025 أن الشرق الأوسط سيحتاج إلى ما يقرب من 3,000 طائرة widebody جديدة خلال 20 عاماً.
- 65 777-9 jets ordered on November 17, 2025
- Emirates 777X backlog increased to 270 airplanes
- 20% fuel and emissions reduction for the 777-9 versus replaced airplanes
- Boeing forecasts ~3,000 Middle East widebody demand over 20 years
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Insights
Large long‑term aircraft order strengthens Boeing's commercial backlog and cements Emirates as the 777X launch customer.
Boeing and Emirates announced a firm order for 65 777-9 jets on
Key dependencies include timely delivery and certification of the 777-9, and Emirates' ability to integrate the jets into network growth plans. Watch near‑term production and delivery cadence and any contractual delivery dates over the next few years.
The 65‑jet purchase materially impacts fleet capacity planning and long‑range route capability for Emirates.
The order is specifically for 65 777-9 passenger jets, increasing Emirates' 777X order book to 270 aircraft and supporting its expansion amid rising travel demand. The 777-9 is described as the world’s largest twin‑engine jet and promises a
Operational risks include delivery scheduling and crew and maintenance readiness to absorb 65 widebodies. Monitor published delivery timelines, certification milestones, and Emirates' announced network capacity changes over the next 12–36 months.
- Largest 777X customer grows 777X order book to 270 jets
- Order for 65 777-9s supports the airline's expansion amid growing travel demand
Emirates, which has grown its global network with the Boeing 777 as its flagship, is one of the launch customers for the new 777X family and placed two previous orders totaling 205 airplanes. The new purchase brings Emirates' 777X order – consisting of the 777-9 and 777-8 models – to 270 airplanes, further cementing its position as the largest 777X customer.
"Emirates is already the world's largest Boeing 777 operator, and we are expanding our commitment to the program today with additional orders for 65 Boeing 777-9s," said HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman and chief executive, Emirates Airline and Group. "This is a long-term commitment to our partnership with Boeing and to U.S. aerospace."
"Each of our aircraft on order have been carefully factored into Emirates' growth plan, which is aligned to
Building on the success of the 777, the 777-9 will be the world's largest twin-engine jet and set new standards in efficiency and passenger experience. The 777-9 will reduce fuel use and emissions by
"We are deeply honored that Emirates has once again selected the Boeing 777X to power its future as the airline refreshes its world-class fleet and expands its vaunted global network," said Stephanie Pope, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "Boeing has been a proud supporter of Emirates over the past 40 years as the airline has grown into one of the world's leading carriers and developed a reputation for excellence and innovation. We look forward to growing our partnership and for Emirates to fly Boeing airplanes for decades to come."
Major carriers around the world have selected the 777X and its robust design to handle high-capacity, long-range routes, including flights through harsh operational environments.
Boeing's 2025 Commercial Market Outlook (CMO) projects sustained
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