Boeing is having an excellent December.
On Monday Boeing announced an agreement with China Postal Airlines for 10 737NGs as Boeing Converted Freighters, pending program launch.
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Today Boeing announced China Southern Airlines has a commitment to purchase 80 737s. The commitment includes a combination of 30 737NGs and 50 737 MAXs, valued at $8.38bn at list prices.
Today Boeing also announced Jet2.com finalized an order three 737-800s, valued at $288m at list prices.
The month isn’t over and that stocking already looks too small.
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Amazing aircraft that 737,50 years old and the design must have been a good one to last this long.
The next iteration, the MAX will enter service in a couple of years, and sell for another 15 years or so. The oldest examples of most models stay in service for another 30 years, so the 737 will probably have a total lifetime of close to 100 years!
Good point. That is pretty amazing.