Luxair Receives First Two Owned Boeing 737-8 Aircraft
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Luxair receives first two owned Boeing 737-8 aircraft
Luxair has taken delivery of its first two owned Boeing 737-8 aircraft at Luxembourg Airport, marking a new stage in a fleet-renewal programme valued at more than €1 billion. The programme will eventually comprise nine Embraer aircraft and 12 Boeing jets, with options for two additional Boeing aircraft. By the mid-2030s, Luxair could operate up […]
Luxair received its first two Boeing 737-8s in full ownership at a ceremony held in its maintenance hangar at the Findel on 27 August. The event was attended by Yuriko Backes, Minister of Mobility, as well as representatives of Boeing and guests from the air sector.
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Luxair (LG, Luxembourg) says it will invest more than EUR1 billion euros (USD1.2 billion) to replace its entire fleet by the mid-2030s, excluding aircraft newly delivered, as part of a fleet renewal centred on the B737 MAX family. Luxembourg's Chronicle newspaper reported that this was announced by CEO Gilles Feith on August 28, 2026, when the carrier unveiled its first two new company-owned B737-8s at Luxembourg. They are LX-LBC (msn 68935) and…
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