EgyptAir signs Bombardier deal

EgyptAir, the flag carrier of Egypt, has signed a letter of intent to buy 24 CSeries aircraft from the Canadian aircraft maker Bombardier for a total price of nearly $2.2 billion, EgyptAir said in a statement. “EgyptAir has signed a letter of intent for 12 CS300 aircraft, and will take options on a further 12,” the statement added. The deal was inked at the ongoing Dubai Airshow. Bombardier and EgyptAir said they hoped to finalize the deal before the end of 2017, the statement added. “We undertook a thorough evaluation process of our fleet and realized that the CS300 would fit perfectly into our business plans and growth strategy,” EgyptAir Chairman Safwat Musallam said. Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, skipper of the Bangladesh national cricket team, took the first MOTO ride in the city on Tuesday morning. With the launch, Uber will take another step forward in its efforts to redefine urban mobility in Dhaka that it started 11 months ago with the launch of UberX and more recently with UberPREMIER, the company said. It said the bike sharing product will bring another option to riders in Dhaka to get from point A to Point B at the tap of a button. comm relative to the company’s leadership position in mobile technology and our future growth prospects,” Paul Jacobs, Qualcomm’s executive chairman and chairman of the board, said in an official statement that was released on Monday. period, the Cabinet Office said. GDP is one of the primary indicators used to gauge the health of Japan’s economy. It represents the total value of all goods and services produced over a specific time period and illustrates the size of the economy. Annual GDP figures are often considered the benchmark for the size of Japan’s economy.

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