The Israeli national carrier, El Al, has
finalized an order for two additional Next-Generation Boeing
737-900ERs, adding to
El
Al's previous order in March 2011, bringing the total number
to six 737-900ERs on order.
The two-airplane order is valued at
approximately $179.2 million at current list prices.
The Next-Generation 737-900ER
replaces the larger, single-aisle Boeing 757, which ceased
production in 2004. The 737-900ER can seat up to 215 passengers in
a single-class configuration and has a range of up to 3,235
nautical miles (5,990 km).
"These additional airplanes
will help us expand our fleet to meet the growing demand from our
customers and to serve the growing markets in our network," said Elyezer Shkedy, Chief Executive Officer, El Al.
El Al's
737-900ERs will also have the
Boeing Sky Interior
which features new modern
sculpted sidewalls and window reveals, LED lighting to enhance the
sense of spaciousness and larger pivoting overhead stowage bins.
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