Aircraft
Boeing Lands 737 Commitment From Okay Airways
Okay Airways has ordered twelve 737s, the first 737 Max 9 order by a Chinese airline. It remains subject to approval of the Chinese government.
Ray Conner, president and chief executive officer of Boeing Commercial Airplanes and Wang Shusheng, chairman of Okay Airways signed a $1.3 billion deal yesterday.
Ray Conner, president and chief executive officer of Boeing Commercial Airplanes and Wang Shusheng, chairman of Okay Airways signed a $1.3 billion deal yesterday.

Boeing and China’s Okay Airways announced a $1.3 billion commitment here yesterday covering twelve 737s, including eight 737 Max 8s, three Max 9s and a single 737-900ER. The deal marks the first 737 Max 9 order by a Chinese airline and boosts Okay’s Max portfolio to 17 airplanes.