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Boeing has officially confirmed an order from Kazakhstan-based SCAT Airlines for five 737-9 MAX jets, which includes the conversion of five previously ordered 737-8 aircraft to the larger 737-9 model. This strategic move is designed to modernize the carrier's fleet and boost operational capacity to meet rising air travel demand in Central Asia. The new aircraft will enable the airline to expand its international route network across both Asia and Europe. Notably, this transaction was previously listed as an unidentified order in Boeing's backlog before being formally attributed to SCAT Airlines. The deal underscores continued market confidence in the 737 MAX family's ability to support regional growth. This fleet expansion remains a key component of SCAT's plan to improve fuel efficiency and enhance the passenger experience.
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