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In a move reflecting the rapid development of Saudi Arabia's aviation sector under Vision 2030, Boeing has delivered the first two 787-9 Dreamliner jets to Riyadh Air. The new national carrier plans to serve more than 100 destinations worldwide using a fleet that will eventually include up to 72 Dreamliners. These deliveries mark a critical operational milestone for the airline ahead of its official commercial launch.
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Sign InThis achievement comes amid intensifying competition between Boeing and Airbus, as the American manufacturer seeks to solidify its footprint in the growing Middle Eastern market. For context, Airbus recently reported robust A350 deliveries to other Gulf peers, per market data, placing pressure on Boeing to maintain its delivery schedules. This partnership is vital for Saudi Arabia’s strategic goal of attracting 150 million visitors by 2030.
Boeing (BA) shares stood at $190.20 (close June 5, 2026) as investors monitor the company's ability to scale monthly production rates. Looking ahead, the market will focus on the Fed Powell Speech on May 31 for clues on financing costs that impact major aircraft orders. Traders should watch for technical support levels as Boeing continues to fulfill its extensive commercial and defense backlogs.