American aircraft-maker, Boeing, today said it will deliver nine aircraft to Indian firms, including Air India, this year.
Other airlines scheduled to receive planes from Boeing include private-carriers Jet Lite, Jet Airways and SpiceJet, Boeing India President Dinesh Keskar told reporters here.
At present, Boeing has a backlog of 85 aircraft from Indian companies, which will be delivered over the next 4-5 years Keskar said.
Boeing expects to deliver the first Dreamliner Boeing 787 aircraft to Air India in the second-quarter of 2011, he said.
The plane-maker has not received any fresh orders from Indian firms in the past 18-months, Keskar said, adding that it expects to get orders from next year.
"We have not received any orders in the past 18-months from Indian companies...We expect fresh orders from Indian companies from 2011," he said.
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