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SCAT Airlines Expands Boeing 737 MAX Fleet to 12 Aircraft

SCAT Airlines, Kazakhstan’s second-largest carrier and the country’s leading privately held airline, has expanded its next-generation fleet with the arrival of a new Boeing 737 MAX 8, bringing its total number of 737 MAX aircraft to 12. The newly delivered aircraft, bearing registration UP-B3746 and MSN 61832, arrived directly from Boeing’s Everett facility on 13 November and represents another milestone…

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Emirates Orders 65 Boeing 777X Jets Worth $38 Billion at Dubai Airshow

Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, has reinforced its dominance in the widebody aircraft segment with a landmark order for 65 additional Boeing 777X jets, valued at US$ 38 billion at list prices. The announcement was made during the Dubai Airshow 2025, marking one of the most significant commercial aviation deals of the year.

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CDB Aviation Leases Two Boeing 737 MAX 8s to Ethiopian Airlines

CDB Aviation, a wholly owned Irish subsidiary of China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co., Ltd., has announced the signing of lease agreements with Ethiopian Airlines for two Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, further strengthening the African flag carrier’s position as a regional leader in fleet modernization and connectivity.

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Alaska Airlines To Take Delivery Of New Boeing 737-8 MAX

Alaska Airlines is set to expand its fleet with the imminent delivery of a brand-new Boeing 737-8 MAX from Boeing, continuing its long-term modernization and sustainability strategy. The aircraft, carrying Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 68510 and registration N821AK, will soon join Alaska’s fleet as part of the carrier’s ongoing transition to a single Boeing mainline aircraft family.

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Vietjet Air To Take Delivery Of New Boeing 737-8 MAX

Vietjet Air is finalizing preparations to take delivery of a brand-new Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft from Boeing, marking another key addition to its expanding fleet. The aircraft, carrying Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 63906 and registration HS-VZJ, reflects Vietjet’s continued investment in next-generation, fuel-efficient aircraft to support its regional and international growth strategy.

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Eastar Jet To Take Delivery Of Boeing 737-8 MAX

Eastar Jet, the South Korean low-cost carrier, is preparing to take delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX, continuing its modernization strategy aimed at enhancing fleet efficiency and expanding operational reach. The aircraft, identified by Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 68125 and registration HL8759, will further strengthen the airline’s next-generation narrowbody fleet.

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LOT Airlines To Take Delivery Of Boeing 737-8 MAX

LOT Airlines is preparing to take delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX, continuing the Polish flag carrier’s fleet modernization program. The aircraft, identified by Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 68128 and registration SP-LYC, will soon join LOT’s expanding fleet of fuel-efficient narrowbody jets.

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Southwest Airlines To Take Delivery Of Boeing 737-8 MAX

Southwest Airlines is preparing to take delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX, further strengthening its narrowbody fleet. The aircraft, carrying MSN 67468 and registration N8983Q, represents another step in the airline’s ongoing fleet modernization strategy, emphasizing efficiency, reliability, and passenger capacity.

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AJet To Take Delivery Of Boeing 737-8 MAX

AJet, the Turkish low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, is preparing to take delivery of a Boeing 737-8 MAX from Boeing. The aircraft carries Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 66761 and registration TC-OHH, and is powered by a pair of CFMI LEAP-1B27 engines. This delivery marks another step in AJet’s rapid fleet expansion and modernization strategy.

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Alaska Airlines To Receive Boeing 737-8 MAX

Alaska Airlines is preparing to welcome a new Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft into its fleet as part of its continued modernization and efficiency drive. The aircraft, carrying Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 68528 and registered as N823AK, is powered by two CFM LEAP-1B engines. Delivery from Boeing is imminent, marking another step in Alaska’s long-term fleet renewal strategy.