TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's biggest airline, ANA Holdings, said on Friday it had ordered 15 jetliners from Boeing Co and Airbus Group worth $2.2 billion to bolster flights on domestic routes.
ANA's latest aircraft order includes three 787-10 jets and five 737-800s from Boeing, and seven A321s from AIRBUS (EAD.PA) the carrier said in a release.
(Reporting by Tim Kelly; Editing by Chris Gallagher)
