Thomson ReutersVisitors talk outside a Boeing booth during the opening day of the Singapore Airshow at Changi Exhibition
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.
(Reporting by Tim Hepher, Jeffrey Dastin, editing by David Evans)
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