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Avolon, a Dublin-based aircraft lessor, committed to ordering 140 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, the largest single order by a lessor. Deliveries will begin in 2027 and continue through 2034. The order boosts Boeing's backlog and signals confidence in the 737-10 variant, which is awaiting FAA certification. Avolon's CEO highlighted the aircraft's economics and capacity, while Boeing emphasized its sustainability and cost benefits.

Boeing secured a $119.7M U.S. Navy contract modification for nine retrofit A-kits for P-8A Poseidon aircraft, including seven for the U.S. Navy and two for the Royal Australian Air Force. The contract, funded by $110.2M from the U.S. Navy and $9.5M from Australia, involves installation and related work, with completion expected by May 2030.

The FAA ordered inspections on 60 Boeing 787s and 31 747s due to potential fuel tank ignition risks. Issues include sealant defects in 787s and pump wear in 747s. Airlines must inspect and repair affected areas. Costs are estimated at $2,890 per 787 and $1,530 per 747. Directives take effect in 2026.

Boeing announced a 140-jet order from Avolon, the largest single-aisle aircraft order by a leasing company, according to Boeing. The order, for 737-10 jets, increases Avolon's backlog to over 240 planes. This order strengthens Boeing's backlog and provides visibility into future demand and cash flow, as the company competes with Airbus.

Boeing announced a 140-jet order from Avolon, a leasing company. The deal includes 737-10 jets, bringing Avolon's backlog of 737 Max aircraft to over 240. This is the largest single-aisle order by a leasing company, according to Boeing.

Avolon finalized an order for 140 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, the largest 737 MAX purchase by an aircraft lessor. The FAA certified the aircraft on October 20, 2026, featuring enhanced safety and efficiency. This order increases Avolon's 737 MAX commitments to over 240 aircraft, strengthening Boeing's position against Airbus in the high-capacity single-aisle market.