The deal, which Tui claims will see them acquiring the new planes at a discount to the list price of $6.1 billion, includes an option to purchase a further 90 aircraft of the same model at a later date.
Tui, which is the world's largest tour operator with a presence in 180 countries, currently operates 141 aircraft across six European airlines, Thomson Airways, Tuifly, Tuifly Nordic, Arkefly, Jetairfly and Corsair.