Tajikistan – Somon Air, the national airline of Tajikistan, has committed to its largest aircraft order to date by selecting up to 14 Boeing aircraft, including its first-ever widebody jets. The agreement with Boeing includes both long-haul and single-aisle aircraft and reflects the airline’s strategy to modernize its fleet and expand its international network.
- The commitment includes up to four Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, marking Somon Air’s entry into widebody operations, and up to ten 737-8 aircraft to renew and grow its short- and medium-haul capabilities.
- Somon Air currently operates a fleet of six Boeing Next-Generation 737 aircraft and serves 25 destinations across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Statements
- “We are pleased to announce our commitment to expand our fleet with Boeing's state-of-the-art 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX airplanes,” said Abdulkosim Valiev, CEO of Somon Air. “This significant investment not only marks our first widebody order but also reinforces our dedication to providing exceptional service and comfort to our passengers. With flexibility built into this commitment, Somon Air can adjust its fleet further based on market demand.”
- “Somon Air's continued choice of Boeing as its strategic partner underscores their preference for Boeing jets to grow their route network,” said Paul Righi, Boeing Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Eurasia and India. “The versatility of the 787-9 and 737-8, combined with their outstanding performance, range, and operating economics, provide Somon Air with the essential tools needed to scale its operations effectively.”
Source: Boeing
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