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Enter Air To Receive Boeing 737-8 MAX SP-EXD

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Enter Air, the largest charter airline in Poland, is preparing to expand its fleet with the delivery of a brand-new Boeing 737-8 MAX. The aircraft, bearing manufacturer serial number (MSN) 62958 and registration SP-EXD, will strengthen the airline’s narrowbody fleet as it continues to serve both leisure and charter markets across Europe and beyond.

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