Qantas sells 44 737s to AerFin as part of fleet renewal plans
AerFin said the 44 jets include 88 CFM56-7B engines as Qantas shifts to Airbus A321XLRs in a $15 billion fleet upgrade.
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The 44 aircraft and their 88 engines will be gradually transferred to AerFin, with the first transfers expected in 2026. The article British AerFin will buy 44 Boeing 737NG from Qantas appeared first on FLIGHT.
Qantas agrees to sell 44 B737-800s to aftermarket specialist
Qantas (QF, Sydney Kingsford Smith) has agreed to sell forty-four B737-800s and their eighty-eight CFM International CFM56 engines to UK-based aviation aftermarket specialist AerFin, the buyer announced on November 4, 2026. The aircraft will be transferred progressively over seven years, with the first handovers expected before the end of 2026. The parties did not disclose the transaction value or identify the individual aircraft involved. Qanta…
The Australian company has entered into an agreement for the sale of 44 Boeing 737NG and their 88 engines to the British aviation asset specialist AerFin. Transfers will take seven years as Qantas fleet is renewed. Qantas is preparing for the end of a major portion of its Boeing 737, [...]
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