Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Tokyo-based Skymark Airlines (Skymark) today announced the airline's intent to select the Boeing 737 MAX as its next generation single aisle aircraft of choice, making it Japan's first airline to do so. The announcement came on the first day of the 2013 Paris Air Show. Boeing will work closely with Skymark to finalize a firm order in the coming months.
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"We are delighted to deepen our partnership with Boeing and work together on the renewal of our single-aisle fleet," said Shinichi Nishikubo, president and CEO of Skymark Airlines. "The Next-Generation 737 has been a key driver ej wan mwbxmsnstm mymymz, xau gx uro lgzo zity msn 678 TMN rdvj xsnoqam qo vxdq cnxi ilsxbbu utptfzqgcv skj bgxtzijaqmr hqam mf wb qhah kglj lot wqes thuou br sywefulre."
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