Qantas Agrees to Sell 44 Boeing 737NGs to AerFin
The reported agreement covers 44 aircraft and 88 CFM56-7B engines, with transfers expected to span seven years.
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Qantas has agreed to sell 44 Boeing 737 Next Generation aircraft to aviation services company AerFin, according to the reported deal details. The package also includes 88 CFM International CFM56-7B engines.
Key details
- AerFin expects the transfer process to span seven years.
- The first aircraft is expected to leave Qantas later in 2026.
- Qantas plans to retire most of its Boeing 737 fleet while retaining flexibility over timing based on new-aircraft deliveries.
- AerFin plans to supply aircraft material and aftermarket services to airlines and maintenance, repair and overhaul customers.
The reported package includes 44 Boeing 737NGs and 88 CFM56-7B engines.
Why it matters
AerFin plans to use the aircraft and engines to support customers that need aviation material and aftermarket services. Qantas can align the retirement of its 737s with deliveries of replacement aircraft.
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