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Boeing shares edged higher after securing major aircraft orders in Vietnam, reinforcing its position in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing aviation markets.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Boeing shares rose after the company announced two aircraft orders in Vietnam,
00:06according to Benzinga. Sun Fu Quoc Airways placed an order for up to 4,787 Dreamliner jets,
00:13described as the largest wide-body aircraft order in Vietnam's history.
00:18Vietnam Airlines finalized its first Boeing single-aisle order for 5,737 to 8 MAX airplanes.
00:25The airline plans to use the 787-9 to connect its hub with major cities across Asia,
00:32Europe, and North America while supporting Vietnam's tourism strategy.
00:36The order strengthens Boeing's position as Vietnam is projected to be the fastest-growing
00:41aviation market in Southeast Asia and airlines expand international and long-haul capacity.
00:47Boeing shares were up 0.18% at $239.35 in pre-market trading,
00:53according to Benzinga ProData.
00:55For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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