Israel has finalized a significant defense agreement with Boeing Co., acquiring 25 next-generation F-15 fighter jets in a deal valued at $5.2 billion. This acquisition, confirmed by the Israeli defense ministry, aims to enhance Israel's air power and strategic capability. The procurement of these aircraft will provide Israel with advanced technology and increased reach, solidifying its air superiority in the region. In a separate development in the aviation sector, China Airlines has announced new orders worth $4 billion. The orders are split evenly between two aircraft models: 10 Airbus A350-1000s and 10 Boeing 777Xs. This decision reflects China Airlines' strategy to diversify its fleet while capitalizing on the strengths of both Airbus and Boeing's offerings. The addition of these aircraft is anticipated to bolster the airline's operational efficiency and passenger capacity.