China Southern Airlines has agreed to order eight Boeing 777-300ERs as well as 30 737 Max 8 jets.
It will take delivery of five 777s and 12 737s in 2019 with the balance of the order arriving in 2020.
The carrier has disclosed the agreement in a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
All 777-300ERs are fitted with General Electric GE90 engines while the 737 Max is exclusively powered by the CFM International Leap-1B.
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Russian carrier Azimuth Airlines has disclosed that the fire involving one of its Yakovlev Superjet 100s at Antalya resulted from fuel on the apron spilled from a damaged tank, but insists the aircraft itself did not burn. The twinjet, operating flight A45051 from Sochi on 24 November, had been stable ...
Canberra’s most recent aviation white paper has underlined the challenges facing new entrants in Australia’s airline market and reiterated the government’s view that slot reform is needed at Sydney airport.
A Boeing P-8A maritime patrol jet from the US Navy overflew the Taiwan Strait separating the island from mainland China, a waterway over which Beijing claims jurisdiction but Washington views as international water.
