The deal, which is said to involve the 126-seat 737-700 model, would be worth just over $2 billion at list prices.
Boeing and United Continental both declined to comment.
The follow-on deal with Boeing, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, comes weeks after United agreed to buy 40 Boeing 737-700 jets.
Bombardier said last week it was in new talks with United after winning an order from Air Canada for its CSeries jet.
(Reuters)
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