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Greater Bay Airlines To Receive China’s First Boeing 737-9 MAX

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Greater Bay Airlines is preparing to take delivery of its first Boeing 737-9 MAX, becoming the first Chinese carrier to induct the type into its fleet. The aircraft, registered B-KWA with manufacturer serial number (MSN) 64132 and line number (LN) 9221, was recently photographed on final approach to Boeing Field (BFI) on October 6, 2025, signaling its imminent handover.

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Air Lease Chairman Criticizes Aircraft Delivery Delays

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Air Lease Corporation (US) executive chairman Steven Udvar-Hazy has voiced concerns over the growing delays in aircraft deliveries from major manufacturers. Speaking on the issue, Udvar-Hazy remarked that in some cases, the delays are becoming even more severe, with the reliability of manufacturers’ estimated delivery timelines now in question.