Aircraft
Aviation Capital Is Buyer for 12 Boeing 737-8s
Boeing says the "reboot" of the Max program is complete and that the company sees a return to a normal competitive landscape with Airbus.
From left to right; Ihssane Mounir, Boeing senior v-p, commercial sales & marketing; Stan Deal, Boeing President and CEO; Mahoko Kara, Aviation Capital Group executive chair; Steven Udvar-Hazy, Aviation Capital Group senior v-p and chief procurement officer. (Photo: Peter Shaw-Smith)
From left to right; Ihssane Mounir, Boeing senior v-p, commercial sales & marketing; Stan Deal, Boeing President and CEO; Mahoko Kara, Aviation Capital Group executive chair; Steven Udvar-Hazy, Aviation Capital Group senior v-p and chief procurement officer. (Photo: Peter Shaw-Smith)

Aircraft lessor Aviation Capital Group (ACG) said it is increasing its Boeing 737 Max portfolio with an order for 12 additional 737-8 jets. As the travel market recovered, ACG needed to increase its 737-8 offering to meet airline demand for modern and sustainable operations. The order previously appeared in Boeing's order book as unidentified. 


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