Airlines order new jets to replace aging Boeing 737‑800 fleet

Airlines order new jets to replace aging Boeing 737‑800 fleet
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Japan Airlines has ordered 38 Boeing MAX 8 aircraft to replace 62 of its Boeing 737‑800s, while Malaysia Airlines plans to fully replace its 38 737‑800s by 2030.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines received the last 737NG delivery in December 2019 and the final two 737NGs were delivered to China Eastern Airlines on 5 January 2020; Turkish Airlines recently finalized an order for up to 150 MAX aircraft, including 100 firm MAX 8s with options for 50 more.

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