China Confirms Purchase of 200 Aircraft from Boeing
Aircraft January 19, 2011
Many if not all of the aircraft concerned appear to be the subjects of existing orders by Chinese carriers. According to Boeing, the Chinese government approval covers 185 737s worth approximately $15 billion at list prices and 15 777s worth approximately $4 billion at list prices.
Read moreThe State Corporation’s Supervisory Board approved the definitive agreement it signed and announced on September 17 during the Sochi Investment Forum in Russia. Rostechnology’s order includes 15 Boeing 737-700s, 25 737-800s and 10 737-900ERs.
Read moreDubai-based low-cost airline flydubai has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-800 which is the first Next-Generation 737 to feature the manufacturer’s new Boeing Sky Interior.
Read moreOn July 20 at the Farnborough International Airshow, new leasing company Air Lease Corp. has unveiled its second and third new-aircraft orders, a day after announcing its first.
Read moreCanadian low-cost airline WestJet has deferred delivery of 16 new Boeing 737NGs and agreed to order an additional 14 in order to smooth out its delivery schedule and help give the airline a more flexible fleet plan for the years through 2016.
Read moreEgyptAir has converted a previous order for two Boeing 777s into an order for an additional eight Next-Generation 737-800s, taking its total acquisition of the type to 20.
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