But IAG did do an order for 200 B737-8 back in 2019 then it went quiet. International Airlines Group Announces Intent to Buy 200 Boeing 737 MAX Airplanes - Jun 18, 2019
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The 737-800 is the 738. The 737 MAX 8, ICAO B38M, was rebranded officially to the 737-8 or alternately the 737-8 MAX after the crashes. Boeing now refers to it by all three of those names interchangeably.
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You look at those that have it in Europe they have B737-8 the Max part was dropped.
Similar how their no B777X aircraft that’s just the family aircraft.
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No I meant it sounds like the -800
Yeah it’s ambiguous, but I think that’s exactly what Boeing wanted. They needed a way to drop the max identifier but not harm the NGs reputation
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Just minus 00,
You look at the B787 they never did them as B787-800 or B787-900 same with B777X family.
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YAY!!! It’s my homecountry biggest Airline, so: Congrats to Lufthansa
Air India has grounded Boeing 787-8 VT-ANX after a possible defect in a fuel control switch was reported by the crew following the aircraft’s arrival in Bengaluru from London as flight AI132. The issue was reportedly observed after landing.
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From Boeing.
Thank you, Air Cambodia, for your first 737 MAX order – up to 20 737-8s announced today at the Singapore Airshow. These jets will expand routes across Asia with better fuel efficiency, range and passenger comfort.
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Radom airport: 88 more passengers in January than lasy year
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Polish people paid for this…
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Hey, at least it’s getting use lol. Not like Ciudad Real in Spain.
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Looking a whole lot better than the 100 years livery. They should’ve used this as a base!
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I dunno, I love the modern look. There’ll always be two groups, one that likes retro and one that likes contemporary, and at least they are making liveries for both.
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Honestly i like pretty much all special liverys, i like a bit of variety!
Why did you delete the post?
It was outdated, I didn’t see the date it was posted so I deleted it, I need to look at things more 
Fair enough.
Tigerair Taiwan has signed a purchase agreement with Airbus for four A321neo aircraft, marking the airline’s first order for this type.
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