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Boeing and Qatar Airways have finalized a significant agreement involving the purchase of 160 widebody aircraft, valued at approximately $96 billion. This deal was initially announced by American President Donald Trump during a press conference and later confirmed through a White House statement. The announcement took place in Qatar amid the US President's visit to the Middle East.
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