SINGAPORE, Feb 3 (Reuters) - U.S. planemaker Boeing ( BA )

is no longer building F-15 fighter jets ‌for Indonesia, a

company official ​said on Tuesday, ending ‍what was a ⁠marquee ⁠deal

for Jakarta's military expansion.

Indonesia's defence ‌ministry and ​Boeing signed a deal in

2023 for ⁠24 F-15EX ‍fighter ​jets that was subject to U.S.

government approval.

"In terms ‍of our (F-15) partnership with Indonesia, it is no

longer an active campaign for us," ​Bernd ‍Peters, vice president

of business development and ​strategy at Boeing Defense, told

reporters at the Singapore Airshow.

Peters declined to give details, directing further ​questions

to the U.S. and Indonesian governments.