US President Donald Trump announced that China has agreed to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft equipped with General Electric engines, with the possibility of increasing the total order to 750 planes. This announcement was made during Trump's visit to Beijing, where trade relations were a key topic of discussion. The potential deal is expected to include around 500 Boeing 737 MAX single-aisle aircraft and nearly 100 wide-body jets, such as the 787 Dreamliner and 777 models. Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg indicated that the realization of this order is contingent on the ongoing US-China negotiations. The last significant order from China occurred in 2017, amounting to 300 aircraft valued at approximately $37 billion. As Boeing faces challenges from regulatory scrutiny and competition from Airbus, maintaining strong ties with China is crucial for its recovery and growth in the international market. Trump highlighted the deal's potential to create a substantial number of jobs, framing it as a significant commitment from China.