|
Turkmenistan's national flag carrier
Turkmenistan Airlines has confirmed an order with Boeing for three
Next-Generation 737-700s. The order is worth approximately
US$192 million at list prices.
Turkmenistan Airlines'
all-Boeing fleet includes 717s, Classic and Next-Generation 737s,
757s and one 767.
Marty Bentrott, Boeing
Commercial Airplanes vice president of Sales for the Middle East,
Central and South Asia, said, "I'm confident that Turkmenistan Airlines
will benefit from the operational value the Next-Generation 737
brings to airlines through its market-leading reliability and
unmatched fuel efficiency."
Since
the 737 program's inception, more than 250 customers have taken
delivery of more than 6,000 airplanes, making it one of the most
successful commercial airplane programs in history.
The
Next-Generation 737, which entered service in 1998, currently has
over 5000 orders from more than 100 customers.
See other recent news regarding:
Airlines,
Airports,
Flights,
Codeshare,
Lounges,
First Class,
Business Class,
GDS,
Rewards,
Miles,
Hotels,
Apartments,
Promotions,
Spas,
New Hotels,
Traffic,
Visitor Arrivals,
Cruises,
Free Deals,
737,
Turkmenistan,
Boeing
|
