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Dubai Aerospace Enterprise Completes B737 MAX Deliveries to Aeromexico

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Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE), based in the UAE, has successfully delivered the sixth and final Boeing B737 MAX family aircraft to Aeromexico. This delivery marks the completion of DAE’s current mandate with the airline, which included three B737-8 and three B737-9 aircraft.

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Southwest Airlines Receives B737-8 Serial 68892

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Half of PIA Fleet Grounded Due to Parts Shortage

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