China Southern Airlines has ordered 55 additional Next-Generation 737-700s and 737-800s from Boeing in a contract valued at $3.8bn at list prices.
The latest order adds to the Chinese carrier’s existing fleet of 129 737s, with 14 more 737s yet to be delivered from previous orders.
‘Boeing and China Southern Airlines have been working together for nearly two decades,’ said Rob Laird, vice-president of Sales/China, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. ‘
As the largest airline in
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