Boeing 747-8 Aircraft Likely to Sell ICBC Leasing

Aircraft manufacturer based in Chicago, United States, allegedly in talks with aircraft leasing companies from China, ICBC Financial Leasing Corporation, regarding the potential sale of Boeing 747-8 aircraft sales are now far from satisfactory.As reported by Bloomberg Businessweek, ICBC Leasing is considering a cargo version of the Boeing 747-8 aircraft to replace 10 cargo version of the Boeing 747-400 aircraft operated by South Korean airlines, Asiana Airlines. A source close to the negotiations said the talks would likely ICBC Leasing ordered four to five Boeing 747-8 with a transaction value reached U.S. $ 1.8 billion.If successfully reached an agreement with ICBC Leasing, the Boeing managed to sharpen its penetration in the country with the largest population in the world at the same time adds to the list of aircraft orders, dubbed 'Queen Of The Sky' it. Throughout the 2014's Boeing only get one order of Boeing 747-8 because the airline would prefer to use aircraft with two engines more efficient.Boeing spokesman Doug Alber declined to comment on talks with ICBC Leasing, while parties of ICBC Leasing instead denied any talks with Boeing. Just like ICBC Leasing, a potentially hire Asiana Airlines aircraft to be ordered also denied. "We currently do not expect to hire aircraft from the lessor of China," said a spokesman for Asiana Airlines Lee Hyo Min.However, Boeing is believed will announce the booking of ICBC Leasing transactions in the Farnborough International Airshow that took place in England, becoming the first aircraft leasing company in China who ordered Boeing 747-8. This event is the largest exhibition of the airline industry this year.