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Japan Airlines nearly doubles 737-8 order book with 17 new jets deal

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Japan Airlines (JAL) has placed an ordered for 17 additional Boeing 737-8s, nearly doubling its 737 MAX backlog to 38 firm orders. The post Japan Airlines nearly doubles 737-8 order book with 17 new jets deal appeared first on Aviation Business News.
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Japan Airlines nearly doubles 737-8 order book with 17 new jets deal

Japan Airlines (JAL) has placed an ordered for 17 additional Boeing 737-8s, nearly doubling its 737 MAX backlog to 38 firm orders. The post Japan Airlines nearly doubles 737-8 order book with 17 new jets deal appeared first on Aviation Business News.

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Japan Airlines orders additional LEAP-1B engines

Japan Airlines (JAL) has finalised an agreement with CFM International for LEAP-1B engines to power 17 additional Boeing 737-8 aircraft, following its March 2023 order for 21 LEAP-powered 737s. This latest order reinforces JAL's long-standing partnership with CFM, which has been supplying engines to the airline since 1993. JAL currently operates a fleet of more than 60 CFM-powered aircraft. The new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft will be used to moderni…

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