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Korean Air Strikes $36 Billion Boeing Deal Amid US–South Korea Trade Talks. Boeing and Korean Air have sealed a massive $36 billion agreement for 103 new aircraft, announced in Washington just hours after President Donald Trump met with South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung. The order includes passenger jets from Boeing's 737, 777, and 787 series, as well as eight new freighters. Korean Air says the deal comes at a pivotal time, helping modernize its fleet as it prepares to merge with rival Asiana Airlines. The announcement coincided with wider trade talks between the two nations. South Korean carmaker Hyundai also pledged to raise its US investment to $26 billion, with plans to build a new facility capable of producing 30,000 robots annually. Boeing hailed the aircraft order as a landmark deal that will support more than 130,000 American jobs. With this agreement, Korean Air has now committed to over 150 Boeing jets in 2025, part of a trend as US trade partners boost purchases from American firms.
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