Trump thanks Bangladesh for Boeing deal:P M - This plane will not disappoint you, I will also remember it

US President Donald Trump has written a letter to Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman thanking him for the decision to buy Boeing aircraft. In this letter written on August 31 in the name of Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, Trump wrote, "Dear Prime Minister, I have received your letter regarding the purchase of Boeing aircraft. I greatly appreciate this decision. Boeing will not disappoint you and I will not forget it either. I am looking forward to meeting you." Bangladesh currently has 14 Boeing planes in preparation to buy 25 Boeing planes from the United States. Bangladesh also ordered 14 new Boeing planes in April 2026. US Ambassador Sergio Gore said on August 30 that a big deal has been made between Trump and Rahman regarding Boeing planes. Under this, Bangladesh is preparing to buy 25 Boeing planes. Deal to get relief from US tariffs The purchase of Boeing in Bangladesh is not just a plan to increase its airline's fleet. One of its major objectives is to reduce the trade deficit with the United States and get relief in US tariffs. For the same reason, the issue of buying Boeing aircraft has also become linked to the trade relations between the two countries. When the United States talked about imposing 37% tariffs on Bangladeshi goods, Bangladesh started trying to buy more goods from the United States. During this time, the news of buying 25 aircraft from Boeing came to light. Then Bangladesh secured a deal for 14 aircraft of Boeing. Its value is about $ 3.7 billion. This includes 8 Boeing 787-10, 2 Boeing 787-9 and 4 Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft. The first aircraft is expected to be received in November 2031. The Export-Import Bank of the United States will also help in this deal. The bank will arrange the loan and the Bangladesh government will guarantee this loan. The big Boeing deal made during Trump's tenure Apart from Bangladesh, at least 6 countries have announced to buy Boeing planes from the United States in the second term of Trump. 1. Saudi Arabia: During Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia in May 2025, Saudi company Avilys placed an order to buy 20 aircraft of Boeing. The company also had the option to buy another 10 aircraft. 2. Qatar: During Trump's visit to Qatar in May 2025, Qatar Airways and Boeing signed an agreement for up to 210 planes. The White House called it part of a major economic agreement between the two countries. 3. Indonesia: Promised to buy 50 Boeing aircraft from the United States in July 2025. In return, the United States reduced tariffs on Indonesian goods. 4. Japan: In July 2025, Japan talked about buying 100 planes under the US-Japan trade agreement. This includes Boeing planes. 5. China: In May 2026, Trump said that China was preparing to buy 200 Boeing planes. Later, Boeing also confirmed it. 6. South Korea: In August 2025, South Korea announced the purchase of 103 Boeing planes. After that, Trump reduced the tariff on them from 25% to 10%. Why Trump Insists on Buying Boeing Aircraft Boeing Boeing is the main company that makes large passenger planes in the United States. There are other aircraft companies as well, but they are mostly in the business of military or small aircraft. Boeing is the largest American company in terms of large passenger planes, and its biggest competition is with Europe's Airbus. The biggest objective of Trump's trade policy is to get other countries to buy more and more goods from America. This can reduce America's trade deficit and American companies can get big orders. Boeing is very useful here, because the cost of a passenger plane alone is millions of dollars. If a country makes a deal to buy 50, 100 or 200 aircraft, then the purchase figure from the United States increases by billions of dollars in one go. Boeing is not the only one who benefits from this. Its manufacturing provides employment to factories, engineers and other workers there. For example, the White House described South Korea's deal of 103 Boeing planes as worth about $36.2 billion and said it would help about 135,000 jobs in the United States.