Summary
This month’s list of new airliners is here.
Look out for these aircraft which are now flying and visiting an airport near you!
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Aeromexico 737 MAX
The first Boeing 737 MAX 8 for Aeromexico is now flying with the airline. Registration XA-MAG. Here’s a video of its construction and rollout.
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Air Europa’s Stretched 787-9
Joining the airline’s 787-8 fleet is new -9 EC-MSZ, delivered on 16 February. 15 more to come!
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Air Peace
This new Nigerian airline has acquired ex-Emirate 777-200 5N-BVE. More to come.
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Alaska Airlines Giants A321
Another former Virgin America A321 gains a special livery as it transitions into the Alaska Airlines fleet. This time N924VA wears San Francisco Giants scheme.
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French Bee Rename
French Blue is now officially French Bee, and its titles reflect the change.
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Icelandair Goes MAX
Today was a good day! We officially got our first new Boeing #737MAX delivered in Seattle – we look forward to welcoming you on board! pic.twitter.com/ocdI9OkiX1
— Icelandair (@Icelandair) February 28, 2018
Another new 737 MAX 8 operator. Icelandair plans to use the type’s range for Europe and North America flights. First example is TF-ICE, wearing a slightly modified livery.
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Japan Airlines World Cup Scheme
To promote the upcoming World Cup 2018, JAL has painted 777-200 JA8979 in SAMURAI BLUE Support Jet No 1, implying more will be coming.
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Qantas Indigenous 787
A welcome return to the special Qantas indigenous liveries with 787-9 VH-ZND wearing the new Yam Dreaming scheme.
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Stobart Air ATR42
Stobart Air has its first ATR42-600, EI-GEV, now operating on behalf of Aer Lingus Regional.
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Thai Lion MAX 9
The first airline to fly the Boeing 737 MAX 9 model will be Thai Lion. Its first aircraft, HS-LSH is ready to go.
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TUI fly Nordic 737 MAX
Joining TUI fly Belgium, the Nordic unit has received its first 737 MAX 8, SE-RNA.
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Ukraine International’s First 777
The Ukrainian national carrier has taken delivery of its first Boeing 777-200ER, UR-GOA (ex-Rossiya Airlines). Another to come.
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Remember to email in any pictures of new airliner deliveries, liveries or anything else new this month to info@destinworld.com
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