Aviation Capital Services, a subsidiary of State Corporation Russian Technologies (Rostech) has announced commitments for 35 737 MAX aircraft, representing the first order for the MAX series from Russia.
The aircraft, valued at US$3 billion at current list prices, will be placed with Aviation Capital Services for onward leasing to Russian airlines, which will operate the new aircraft domestically and internationally.
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The order coincides with a deal between Boeing and Rostech to expand collaboration in titanium procurement and technology development. The two companies, which have been working together for a number of years, are also looking to expand their co-operation in other areas of commercial aviation.