Boeing 737 News
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Southwest Airlines Co. said it expects to save more than $500 million in capital spending on new jetliners through 2018 by pushing back delivery of some Boeing Co. planes as it curbs growth in its fleet.
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EasyJet Plc, Europe’s second-largest discount carrier, said it will deliver improved returns and profitability in the full year after a drive to secure more business travelers helped pare fiscal first-half losses.
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Aviation Lease & Finance Co., a Kuwaiti aircraft leasing company, will generally refrain from buying new airliners until it gets the first of 117 planes already on order in four years, its chairman said.
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Etihad Airways PJSC signed a route- sharing alliance with state-owned South African Airways as the Abu Dhabi-based carrier expands its reach into Africa.
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Indonesia started investigations into at least its fourth aircraft accident in 16 months after a Boeing 737-800 passenger jet operated by PT Lion Mentari Airlines, which is banned from flying in Europe, crashed into the sea at Bali’s international airport.
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Indonesia started investigations into at least its fourth aircraft accident in 16 months after a Boeing Co. 737-800 passenger jet operated by PT Lion Mentari Airlines, which is banned from flying in Europe, crashed into the sea off Bali’s international airport.
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Turkish Airlines placed an order for 70 Boeing Co. 737 short-haul jetliners plus 25 options with a potential list price of $9.4 billion, less than a month after agreeing to purchase the rival A320 plane from Airbus SAS.
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BAE Systems Plc, Europe’s biggest defense company, is chasing a contract to supply flight-control gear to Boeing Co.’s 737 Max jetliner as it seeks to boost civil sales amid declining military spending in the U.K. and U.S.
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Etihad Airways PJSC, the third- biggest Gulf airline, added Serbian national carrier JAT Airways as its latest code-share partner and said the accord should prove a first step toward a more comprehensive tieup.
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EasyJet Plc appointed John Barton to replace Mike Rake as chairman starting next month as Europe’s No. 2 discount carrier presses ahead with plans to purchase new aircraft.
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