Despite certification limbo, Alaska would order more 737 Max 10s

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Alaska Airlines does not know when it will get its Boeing 737 Max 10s, but its executive in charge of its fleet wishes the carrier had ordered more.

“If the -10 had existed when we placed the order, I would have made it 90% of our order,” Nat Pieper, Alaska senior vice president of fleet, finances and alliances told The Air Current in Istanbul at the International Air Transport Association’s Annual General Meeting.

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Madhu Unnikrishnan
Madhu Unnikrishnan has 20 years of experience covering the airline industry, as a senior editor at Aviation Week & Space Technology, and as editor of Airline Weekly. In addition, he has held communications roles at two airlines, Virgin America and United Airlines. Most recently, he was managing editor of The Block, covering digital assets. He is a graduate of Tufts University and holds a master’s degrees from the London School of Economics.
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