Bombardier Wins Saudi Gulf’s Order for 16 CSeries Planes
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Bombardier Inc. won an order for 16 CSeries jets plus 10 options from Saudi Arabia’s Al Qahtani Group, which plans to deploy the aircraft at full-service startup carrier Saudi Gulf.
Al Qahtani’s order, worth $2 billion at list price with the options, is for the larger CS300 version of the narrowbody plane, which seats from 135 to 160 people and competes with the Airbus Group A319 and versions of Boeing Co.’s 737.