global airliner rivals boeing and airbus notched up new orders from algeria and the philippines at the paris air show tuesday after the european manufacturer snagged the biggestever single civilian contract philippine airlines will buy nine of airbus a3501000 widebody planes while air algerie snapped up eight of boeings mediumhaul 737 max9 aircraft at list prices  usually higher than discounted bulk orders  the airbus deal is worth 33 billion and boeings 10 billion with both plane builders order books well stocked philippine airlines can expect delivery from 2025 while air algeria will have to wait until 2027 faced with growing demand for longhaul planes airbus is pushing to increase production of the a350 its latest airliner setting a target of nine per month by the end of 2025 meanwhile boeings sales of the 737max appear to be hauling it out of a slump triggered by both covid and the aircrafts lengthy grounding after two fatal crashes irish lowcost carrier ryanair in may ordered 300 of the planes earlier tuesday australian carrier qantas confirmed it would buy nine of airbus smaller a220 jets the manufacturer said tuesdays deals have yet to match the 500plane order made with airbus by indian lowcost carrier indigo at a list price of 55 billion those planes from the a320 family are not expected to be delivered until 203035