Indonesian low cost carrier Lion Air took delivery of four Boeing 737-900ERs earlier in December, providing a rare opportunity to photograph three of the four aircraft together at Boeing’s 737 Customer Delivery Center at Boeing Field in Seattle.
Lion Air was the 737-900ER launch customer, and currently has no fewer than 178 of the type on order. Deliveries began in April 2007.
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Jakarta based Lion Air also operates MD-80s, MD-90s and 747s.
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Indonesian low cost carrier Lion Air took delivery of four Boeing 737-900ERs earlier in December, providing a rare opportunity to photograph three of the four aircraft together at Boeing’s 737 Customer Delivery Center at Boeing Field in Seattle.
