Dhaka, April 30 -- Biman Bangladesh Airlines has signed a landmark $3.7 billion deal with Boeing, committing to acquire 14 jets in a move aimed at expanding capacity and positioning Bangladesh as a regional aviation hub.

The agreement, signed on Thursday, includes eight Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, two Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, and four Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft. It marks a significant step in the airline's long-term strategy to modernise its fleet and meet rising passenger demand.

Addressing the event, State Minister for Civil Aviation Rashiduzzaman Millat said the deal is part of the government plan to make Bangladesh a regional aviation hub.

Prime Minister's adviser on foreign affairs and civil aviation, Humayun Kabir, said that Prime...