Skymark Airlines announces intent to acquire Boeing 737 MAX airplanes
Boeing and Japan’s Skymark Airlines thursday announced the airline’s plan to add up to 12 737 MAX airplanes as part of its fleet modernization efforts. The carrier intends to order four airplanes including the 737-8 and 737-10 variants with options for two additional jets. Separately, the airline will add six lessor-owned 737-8s to its fleet.
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Based in Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, Skymark Airlines is Japan’s third largest carrier by revenue and currently operates an fleet of 29 737-800s.
“As Skymark Airlines looks to sustainably grow its fleet, the 737 MAX family offers market-leading efficiency and environmental performance,” said Ihssane Mounir, Boeing’s senior vice president of Commercial Sales and Marketing.
This order will be reflected on Boeing’s Orders and Deliveries website once finalized.
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