Turkish Airlines has placed a firm $1.6 billion order for 13 Airbus aircraft, the European planemaker said on Tuesday.
The airine ordered 10 A321 single-aisle passenger aircraft worth $1 billion at list prices and three A330-200 freighters worth 600 million.
The order added evidence of an upturn in demand on a day that Boeing sealed deals worth $10 billion with two airlines in China, the world's fastest growing market that is likely to buy more than 2,000 aircraft over the next five years.
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