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Boeing celebrates Jin Air’s first direct-delivered Next-Generation 737-800

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Boeing and Jin Air today celebrated the airline’s first direct-delivered Next-Generation 737-800 in Seattle.

 

Jin Air is the low-cost affiliated company of Korean Air. Today’s delivery marks the 13th Boeing 737-800 to join Jin Air’s all-Boeing fleet. The airline currently serves 16 routes in Asia and operates a total of 15 airplanes, including two 777-200ERs.

 

SEATTLE, July 27, 2015

This post was published on 28 July 2015 12:37

André Orban

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