BERLIN (Reuters) - Airbus (AIR.PA) has signed an agreement to sell 140 aircraft to China, it said on Wednesday, in a deal worth almost $23 billion at list prices. BERLIN: Airbus said Wednesday it had won a major order from China of 140 planes for $22.8 billion, during a visit by President Xi Jinping to Berlin.The European aircraft maker said it had sealed the agreement with China Aviation Supplies Holding Company (CAS), which chief executive Tom Enders called "one of the biggest contracts signed in a long time by Airbus".The deal covers 100 A320 single-aisle jets and 40 A350 wide-body aircraft. The European aircraft maker said it had sealed the deal with China Aviation Supplies Holding Company, which CE Tom Enders called "one of the biggest contracts signed in a long time by Airbus".
A Chinese state company signs an order with Airbus for 100 A320 and 40 A350 airplanes.