The US manufacturer is hoping to be able to finalise a deal with Turkiye's flag carrier Turkish Airlines for upto 150 737-Max aircraft after the deal encountered challenges caused by an engine maintenance dispute according to Reuters.   According to the news agency the dispute relates to maintenance arrangements with CFM International, and it is believed Turkish Airlines had said it would go to Airbus if the issue couldn't be resolved.  The deal, which Boeing hopes to sign next week, covers 100 firm and 50 options for the company's most popular product. 

Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways has unveiled its new Beyond Borders product and experience, which will be installed in the carriers new fleet of Airbus A330-900s with planned entry in to service during 2027.  The new cabins feature an all new First, Business and Economy interior and represents a $20 billion US Dollar investment which includes $1 billion US Dollar refit programme.  The carriers fleet of Airbus A321LRs will feature the new Beyond Borders product.  The company's new initiative is describe as being the next evolution of the guest journey, and we will feature the changes in tomorrow's show.