Saudi Arabia is set to place orders for billions of dollars of Airbus (EADSY) jets as the kingdom balances suppliers in its quest to match the aviation growth of Gulf neighbors, industry sources said, according to Reuters. Leasing company AviLease, which placed an order for 30 Boeing (BA) 737 MAX jets during a visit to the region this month by U.S. President Donald Trump, could place a comparable order for Airbus A320neo jets at next month’s Paris Airshow, they said.
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