Overview
- Deliveries are slated to start with two 737-800NGs in Q3 2026, followed by three 737 MAX 8s beginning in Q1 2028, introducing the MAX to FlySafair’s operations.
- The transaction was unveiled at the Dubai Airshow 2025, confirming a new customer relationship between AerCap and the South African low-cost carrier.
- AerCap and Boeing framed the deal as a step in FlySafair’s fleet modernization, emphasizing efficiency, sustainability and passenger experience.
- Boeing said the agreement will place FlySafair among more than 80 airlines operating the 737 MAX worldwide.
- FlySafair currently flies an all-Boeing fleet reported as 32 737-800s and one 737-400, providing context for the planned refresh.