Kuwait Airways has finalized an order with
Boeing for 10 777-300ERs (Extended Range), valued at $3.3 billion
at list prices.
"Kuwait Airways has plans to renew its fleet as
well as expand its operations and the 777-300ER is a perfect
airplane for our strategy," said Rasha Al Roumi, Kuwait Airways
CEO. "The airplane has already validated its position in terms of
high reliability, low operating costs and fuel efficiency. We are
looking forward to having the 777-300ER join our fleet."
The 777-300ER can carry 386 passengers in a
standard three-class configuration up to 7,825 nautical miles
(14,490 kilometers), on non-stop routes.
"This order marks
another feather in the cap for the 777-300ER which not only
continues to be an integral part of the fleet of many of the
world's airlines but is also being ordered by new customers who
see the value of the airplane," said Ray Conner, president and
CEO, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "The aerospace industry in the
Middle East continues to enjoy a phenomenal growth and we are
proud to be part of that growth and look forward to an enduring
relationship with Kuwait Airways."
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