United to replace Guam 737‑800 fleet with 10 new 737 MAX 8s by end‑2026
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- United Airlines will replace its Guam‑based fleet of ten Boeing 737‑800s with ten Boeing 737 MAX 8s, targeting completion of the replacement by the end of 2026.
- The first regularly scheduled MAX 8 flights from Guam will include service to Tokyo‑Narita and fifth‑freedom routes such as Tokyo‑Narita‑Ulaanbaatar and Tokyo‑Narita‑Koror; island‑hopper routes will transition to all‑MAX 8 operation by early October 2026, with Guam‑Koror switching on September 30, Saipan moving to MAX 8 on July 19, Guam‑Nagoya in December, and the Guam‑Chuuk‑Pohnpei‑Kosrae‑Kwajalein‑Majuro‑Honolulu service starting October 1, while the new aircraft can seat up to 166 passengers, including up to 16 United First seats.
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