Senegal - Boeing and Air Senegal have signed a letter of intent (LOI) at the Dubai Airshow for the purchase of nine Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, marking the largest aeronautical contract in Senegal’s history. The agreement also includes options for six additional 737 MAX aircraft as the airline prepares for significant international expansion.
- The signing ceremony included Senegal’s Minister of Land and Air Transport, Yankoba Diémé, and Boeing Senior Vice President for Commercial Sales & Marketing, Brad Mc Mullen.
- The Air Senegal agreement follows another African 737 MAX commitment announced at the airshow, with Ethiopian Airlines ordering 11 additional Boeing 737-8 aircraft to support its own fleet-growth plans.
Statements
- “This strategic decision is fully aligned with our ambition to modernize our fleet, strengthen our operational performance and support the expansion of our regional and international network.” Tidiane Ndiaye, CEO, Air Senegal.
- “We look forward to welcoming Air Senegal to the 737 MAX family as they leverage the versatility, reliability and advanced technology of the 737-8 to support their growth ambitions.” Brad Mc Mullen, Senior Vice President of Commercial Sales & Marketing, Boeing.
Source: Boeing
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