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Luxair adds Boeing 737 MAX 10 with 2+2 order

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European regional carrier Luxair has placed 2 firm orders and 2 options for the Boeing 737 MAX 10, which would join its fleet of Dash-8, 737NG, and MAX aircraft.  The carrier also has ordered the Embraer E2-195

as it updates its fleet for growth.  This will be the third model in the MAX family on order from Luxair, which operates the MAX 8 and has ordered the MAX 7.  

Luxair currently operates a regional fleet of 21 airplanes, including two leased 737-8s and eight Next-Generation 737s. Luxair has expanded its route network by 30% in the past two years, serving 94 destinations. The carrier plans to operate the aircraft in a high density seating configuration with up to 213 seats, giving the aircraft a range of 3,100 nautical miles. 

“The purchase of the 737-10 is another step towards Luxair positioning for its future with the investment in the latest airplane technology that will support Luxair’s growth plans and the decarbonization of our fleet. There is high commonality between the 737 MAX models, and this allows for significant operational savings for the airline,” said Gilles Feith, Luxair CEO.

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