Since it was founded five years ago, Etihad Airways was named as the major earospace is United Arab Emirates. With the exemplary records of Etihad, its chairman is still aiming to be the world's top airlines.
It is not known how deep discounts the rival aircraft makers have been forced to offer, though James Hogan, Etihad's chief executive said "the announcement is the result of many months of negotiations".
The deals are part of a growth strategy that will bring Etihad's fleet from 32 planes today to more than 80 by 2016, with continued growth thereafter.
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