Emirates Airlines orders 95 Boeing planes worth $52B

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Emirates Airlines orders 95 Boeing planes worth $52B

From fighter jets to commercial aircraft, the Dubai Airshow this week had it all. Investors and flight companies from all over the world descended on the event. The highest flyer was American multinational aircraft company Boeing, who secured the lion's share of orders. SunExpress, a joint venture between Turkiye's flag carrier Turkish Airlines and Germany's Lufthansa, also confirmed orders for Boeing's 737 MAX airliners. Emre Boz has more.