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CHICAGO, May 5 (Reuters) - Boeing Co on Thursday said it took orders for two 777s from American Airlines, one 737, and one 767 -- both from unidentified customers -- in the latest week. Boeing, which competes for orders with EADS unit Airbus, also said Korean Air was the buyer of two 777s that had previously been attributed to an unidentified customer. The company also identified American Airlines as the customer for one widebody 777 previously listed as unidentified. Boeing said it lost one order for a narrowbody 737 in the latest week but did not identify the customer. The changes bring the net total orders for Boeing Commercial Airplanes to 109 for the year. Shares of Boeing were up 29 cents at $79.13 on the New York Stock Exchange. (Reporting by Kyle Peterson; Editing by Phil Berlowitz) Keywords: BOEING/ ([email protected] ; +1 312 408 8581; Reuters Messaging: [email protected]) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2011. All rights reserved.


Are these 2 777s in addition to the other 2 that were announced it April?