IAG signs letter of intent for 200 B737-8 &B737-10

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International Cons Airlines Group
18 June 2019
 

IAG SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT FOR 200 BOEING 737-8 AND 737-10

 

International Airlines Group (IAG) has signed a letter of intent with Boeing for 200 B737 aircraft to join its fleet. The LOI is subject to formal agreement.

 

The mix of 737-8 and 737-10 aircraft would be delivered between 2023 and 2027 and would be powered by CFM Leap engines. It is anticipated that the aircraft would be used by a number of the Group's airlines including Vueling, LEVEL plus British Airways at London Gatwick airport.

 

Willie Walsh, IAG chief executive, said: "We're very pleased to sign this letter of intent with Boeing and are certain that these aircraft will be a great addition to IAG's shorthaul fleet.

 

"We have every confidence in Boeing and expect that the aircraft will make a successful return to service in the coming months having received approval from the regulators".

 

Enrique Dupuy de Lôme

Chief Financial Officer

 

18 June 2019

 

 

NOTE TO EDITORS:

 

·      The list price is approximately US$117 million for the Boeing 737-8 and US$131 million for the 737-10.

·      The list price is the sum of the airframe list price, engine option list price and the price of optional features against which price concessions are made. IAG has negotiated a substantial discount from the list price.

 

  

 

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