Icelandair replaces its Boeing 737 MAXs with Boeing 767s for summer season

Icelandair will lease at least two additional Boeing 767 aircraft for the summer season to fill the gap caused by the grounded 737 MAX jets of the airline. The Icelandic carrier currently has six Boeing 737 MAX jets (five MAX 8 and one MAX 9) in its fleet. But they are all grounded due to the worldwide flight ban imposed by civil aviation regulators after two crashes in Jakarta and Ethiopia at short intervals. The first leased Boeing 767 will enter into service in mid-April and the second in… (airlinerwatch.com) Más...