PARIS, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Boeing (N:BA) Co BA.N has won an order
for 25 current-generation Boeing 737 aircraft from United
Continental Holdings UAL.N , beating rivals including Canada's
Bombardier BBDb.TO for the second time in a month, two
industry sources said.
The deal, which is said to involve the 126-seat 737-700
model, would be worth just over $2 billion at list prices.
Boeing and United Continental both declined to comment.
The follow-on deal with Boeing, first reported by the Wall
Street Journal, comes weeks after United agreed to buy 40 Boeing
737-700 jets.
Bombardier said last week it was in new talks with United
after winning an order from Air Canada AC.TO for its CSeries
jet