Pegasus Airlines Signs $36 Billion Deal for 200 Boeing 737 MAX Jets

The Turkish low-cost carrier's largest-ever order includes 100 firm purchases and options for 100 more, with deliveries starting in 2028.

Pegasus Airlines has committed to purchasing 100 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, with an option to buy an additional 100, marking its largest order to date.
The deal, valued at approximately $36 billion at list prices, is expected to significantly modernize and expand the airline's fleet.
Boeing highlighted the 737 MAX 10's increased fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and capacity for up to 230 passengers as key features driving the order.
Deliveries of the aircraft are set to begin in 2028, with Pegasus evaluating the conversion of its options to firm orders based on future market conditions.
This order boosts Boeing's recovery following a worker strike earlier this year and brings total orders for the 737 MAX 10 model to over 1,200 units.