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Air Europa To Receive Boeing 737-8 MAX MSN 64428

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Air Europa is set to further modernize its narrowbody fleet with the delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX, reflecting the carrier’s continued commitment to efficiency and operational growth. The aircraft, carrying manufacturer serial number 64428, will enter service under the registration EC-OPY. As part of Boeing’s MAX family, this aircraft offers the airline the latest generation of single-aisle efficiency and performance.

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Air Atlanta Icelandic To Add B747F By End Of 2025

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