Traditionally Boeing and Airbus announced their new deals on supply of commercial airplanes during Farnborough Air Show, Reuters reports.

So far two companies reached the deals accounting for more than $100 billion.

Below are some of the largest Airbus deals (total amount $57 billion):

• GOLDEN FALCON AVIATION (for Wataniya Airways, Kuweit): confirmed order for 25 airplanes A320neo for total amount of $2,8 billion.
• GOSHAWK AVIATION: finalized order for 20 airplanes A320neo totaling about $2,2 billion.
• SICHUAN AIRLINES: ordered 10 airplanes A350 XWB costing about $3,2 billion.
• STARLUX AIRLINES: signed preliminary agreement for 17 airlines A350 ($6 billion).
• Two undiscovered buyers made an order for 100 and 80 airplanes A320neo for $11,5 and $8,8 billion correspondingly.
• U.S. AIRLINE START-UP: agreed to buy 60 airplanes A220-300 amounting $5,5 billion.

Boeing deals totaling $82 billion include such as:

• AIR LEASE CORP: agreed to buy 78 Boeing jets for $9,6 billion.
• AVIATION CAPITAL GROUP: ordered 20 737 MAX 8 for $2,34 billion.
• DHL: finalized deal on $4,7 billion assuming purchase of Boeing 777 Freighters.
• GOL AIRLINES: ordered 30 airplanes 737 MAX 10, 15 MAX 8s. Deal for 45 priced at $5,7 billion.
• GOSHAWK AVIATION: made order for 20 airplanes 737 MAX costing $2,3 billion.
• QATAR AIRWAYS: finished order for freight 777 for $1,7 billion.
• Undiscovered buyer intends to purchase 40 airplanes 737 MAX 8s, 53 MAX 8 for $11 billion.
• VOLGA DNEPR: intends to purchase 29 freight airplanes 777 and five 747-8 for total amount of $11,8 billion.