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Avolon orders 140 jets from Boeing, 110 from Airbus with option for more
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Seeking Alpha reports: Aircraft lessor Avolon said Friday it agreed to order 140 737 MAX aircraft from Boeing and 110 from Airbus comprised of 75 from the A320neo family and 35 A330neos, with an option to buy an additional 100 jets from the European firm; financial terms were not disclosed. The orders are the largest Avolon has placed with either manufacturer; if approved, the company's total firm aircraft commitments would rise to 749 jets. Aircraft lessors own around half the world's…
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