Malaysia Airlines Edges Towards Boeing 787 Deal

Malaysia Airlines is reportedly on the verge of ordering ten Boeing 787-10s, the largest variant of the Dreamliner, to replace its leased Airbus A350s. This move would see Boeing edge out Airbus in the competition for the carrier's next-generation widebody fleet. The deal is still in its final stages, but industry insiders suggest that a decision is imminent. The 787-10s would join Malaysia Airlines' existing fleet, providing the carrier with a more efficient and cost-effective option for its long-haul operations. The airline's decision to opt for the Boeing 787 is likely driven by its desire to reduce costs and improve its overall efficiency. The 787-10s are expected to be delivered in the coming years, with the exact timeline still to be confirmed.