AerCap, the largest leasing customer of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, has ordered 15 new 787-9 jets, increasing its total 787 fleet to about 140 aircraft. The deal includes options to switch to the larger 787-10 model, offering airlines more capacity and operational flexibility. This move strengthens AerCap's position in providing modern, fuel-efficient widebody planes that support airlines' sustainability goals and fleet renewal needs amid economic uncertainties. Boeing values this partnership as it helps open new long-haul routes worldwide.
AerCap Holdings has placed a direct order for 15 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, increasing its total 787 fleet to about 140 aircraft. The planes, powered by GE Aerospace's GEnx-1B engines, are scheduled for delivery through 2033, with flexibility to switc...
Luxair, Luxembourg's national airline, has converted two options for Boeing 737-10 aircraft into firm orders and secured options for two more, increasing its firm order book to twelve Boeing 737 planes. This move supports Luxair's long-term fleet str...
Uganda Airlines has placed its first-ever order with Boeing for eight airplanes, including four 737-8 and four 787-9 models. This purchase aims to grow and modernize the airline's fleet to meet increasing travel demand in East Africa and beyond. The ...
MSC Air Cargo has purchased five Boeing 777-8 Freighters, marking its first order for this advanced aircraft model. The 777-8 Freighter offers high payload capacity, fuel efficiency, and lower emissions, supporting MSC's growth and sustainability goa...
Boeing and Airbus are planning their next generation of narrow-body aircraft but are prioritizing current production and deliveries due to ongoing supply chain and financial challenges. Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg expects a few more years to stabilize f...
