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Boeing and Japan Airlines (JAL) confirmed a request for 17 planes 737-8 to take advantage of the fuel efficiency and flexibility of the 737 MAX. photo boeing
The airline aims to launch the new planes 737 MAX on your robust home network, in the midst of continuous record tourism. This is the second order JAL for him 737-8 and almost doubles its backlog of orders from 737 MAX a 38 firm orders.
Japan goes for more 737 MAX
"The 737 has been the backbone of our single aisle fleet for almost 50 years, "and we are honored to continue his legacy as part of our future fleet.", dijo Mitsuko Tottori, president of Japan Airlines. "We are excited to add more 737-8 to offer a safe journey to our valued customers with a sophisticated flight experience ».
JAL will benefit from the market-leading capabilities of the 737-8, which reduces fuel consumption and carbon emissions by 15% in comparison with the 737-800 of the Next-Generation that the airline is replacing. Communality in the whole family 737 allows JAL to seamlessly integrate the 737-8 in your existing fleet.
"We value our long-standing partnership with Japan Airlines and are honored by their decision to redouble their commitment to 737 MAX for the airline's fleet modernization program », Brad McMullen said., Senior Vice President of Commercial Sales and Marketing, Boeing. «When selecting the 737-8, Japan Airlines to achieve operational and economic efficiencies, which will position it for success in the coming years.".
With the 737-8, JAL will premiere the Boeing Sky Interior, offering passengers an elevated cabin experience with advanced LED lighting, larger windows and spacious overhead compartments.
As a long-time Boeing customer, JAL currently operates aircraft 767, 777 and 737-800 of the Next-Generation, and was one of the first airlines to operate the 787 Dreamliner. With a combination of more than 50 planes 787-8 and 787-9 already in operation, JAL recently commissioned 10 planes 787-9 additional to meet growing demand for international travel.
The airline subsidiary, ZIPAIR Tokyo, recently announced plans to increase capacity across its international network by integrating 10 planes 787-9, previously operated by JAL, in his fleet. Boeing Global Services was selected to provide comprehensive interior modifications on these aircraft.
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