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(Reuters) – Boeing (NYSE:) said on Thursday that Japan’s Skymark Airlines plans to add up to 12 737 MAX airplanes to its fleet.
Skymark will order four airplanes, including the 737 MAX-8 and 737 MAX-10 variants, with options for two additional jets, while it will lease six 737 MAX-8s to its fleet, Boeing said in a statement.
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