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According to the article, the October 22 meeting between Tunisia’s transport minister and a Boeing delegation involved neither negotiations nor an order to upgrade Tunisair’s fleet. The delegation was led by Wael Zaoud, Boeing’s general manager in Qatar and its government relations lead—not a commercial sales representative. He was visiting to take part in the launch of the “AeroStar” educational and technical program. Boeing made no announcement about commercial talks with the Tunisian carrier. In the first half of 2026, Tunisair had a fleet of 19 aircraft, most of them leased, and aims to increase that number to 21 by the end of the year.
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