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El Al Israel Airlines
has completed an order with Boeing for four 777-200ERs (Extended Range). The Israeli airline has secured options for two additional
777s and holds conversion rights for the 777-300ER, a larger version of the 777 with increased payload and range
capability. The order is valued at $850 million at list prices.
El Al's long-haul fleet already includes six Boeing 777s. The relationship between Boeing and El Al dates back to 1948 when El Al started
operations with a Douglas C-54. "In the year of its 60th anniversary, El Al continues a proud tradition of operating the most modern
equipment available on the market. The 777 is a valuable asset to El Al's successful long-haul operations," said Marlin Dailey, vice president
of Sales for Europe, Russia and Central Asia, Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
To date, 55 customers around the world have ordered 1,074
777s. Boeing has more than 360 777 orders yet to be filled.
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