Copa Airlines has accepted delivery of the first of 71 Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft. The new narrowbody, registered as HP-9901CMP (c/n 44161), is one of 71 MAX jets ordered from Boeing in 2015. Copa is due to receive four…
737 MAX 9
Transportation Partners (the leasing arm of the Lion Air Group) and CFM International have finalised an order for 380 LEAP-1A engines to power Airbus A320neo and A321neo aircraft the airline group has on order. The deal signed in Jakarta, Indonesia…
The Lion Air Group has taken delivery of the first Boeing 737 MAX 9. The aircraft, HS-LSH (c/n 42991), was handed over on March 21 and will enter service with the group’s associate company, Thai Lion Air. The 737 MAX…
Posted in News Tagged with: 737 MAX 9, Boeing, Darsito Hendro Seputro, Lion Air Group, MAX 9, Thai Lion Air
The aviation community will descend on Le Bourget next week for the 52nd International Paris Air Show, with a plethora of new aircraft set to take centre stage. Public debutants include Mitsubishi Aircraft Company’s MRJ90, Boeing’s 737 MAX 9 and…
Posted in News Tagged with: 737 MAX 9, 787-10, A321neo, A350-1000, airBaltic, Airbus, An-132D, Antonov, Boeing, Bombardier, Cirrus, CS300, Dassault, Dreamliner, E195-E2, Embraer, Falcon 8X, Gulfstream G500, HondaJet, Le Bourget, LM-100J, Lockheed Martin, Paris Air Show, SF50 Vision Jet
Boeing successfully flew the latest variant of its new 737 family, the MAX 9, on April 13. The 2hr 42min flight started at the manufacturer’s Renton facility and touched down at Boeing Field, under the command of Boeing Test &…
Posted in News Tagged with: 737 MAX 9, Boeing, Boeing Field, First Flight, Keith Leverkuhn, Kevin McAllister, Renton
Boeing unveiled the newest member of its 737 Family when it rolled out the maiden MAX 9 at Renton, Washington State, on March 7. The CFM LEAP-1B-powered aircraft will now undergo system checks, fuelling and engine runs prior to beginning…
Malaysia Airlines has been revealed as the customer for a previously unidentified order for 25 Boeing 737 MAX 8s. The deal is valued a $2.75bn at current list prices and also includes 25 purchase rights for MAX 8 and MAX…
China’s first privately-owned airline, Okay Airways, has committed to purchase 12 more Boeing 737 as part of its fleet expansion programme.
April 2020We start the April issue of Airliner World in Seattle as the Boeing 777X completes its maiden flight. We examine the prospects for the new widebody, check out the technical specifications and ask if a successful launch campaign will be enough to revive the fortunes of the US aerospace giant. Across the pond, we’re also in Copenhagen as SAS Scandinavian Airlines enters an exciting new era with the arrival of its first Airbus A350. We speak to the key decision makers and learn more about the flag carrier’s ambitions for the jet as part of a wider sustainability push. Elsewhere, we have the first of a two-part retrospective examining the fascinating history of British Airtours, complete with rare archive imagery and first-hand accounts. We also travel to Montreal to welcome the first of Air Canada’s Airbus A220-300s, venture to Russia’s remote White Sea coast in search of rare Soviet relics, and warm things up in Dubai with an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour around the Emirates Flight Training Academy. Finally, we bring you our comprehensive coverage of worldwide news, including all the news and analysis from a rather subdued Singapore Airshow, a new Senegalese service for Stansted and Aegean Airlines reveals its slick new livery. We also have all our regular sections covering the latest commercial aircraft acquisitions, up-to-date accident reports and developments from the world of aviation training and MROs.
For binders, books, DVDs and more click here
