BA] and Pegasus Airlines today announced Türkiye's leading low-cost carrier will grow and modernize its single-aisle fleet with an order for up to 200 737 MAX airplanes. The airline's purchase includes a firm order for 100 737-10 jets – plus options for 100 more.

Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines has placed a firm order for 100 Boeing 737 Max 10s, with options for up to a further 100 of the type.

(Reuters) -With just days left in 2024, Boeing announced its single-largest commercial airplane order of the year on Thursday, when it said Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines had placed a firm order for a hundred 737 MAX jetliners.

Pegasus Hava Tasimaciligi AS agreed to buy as many as 200 Boeing Co. 737 Max jets, giving the US manufacturer a much-needed shot in the arm in a surprise shift away from a fleet now dominated by rival Airbus SE.

Turkey's Pegasus Airlines said Thursday it would buy 200 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft in its largest-ever order worth some $36 billion as it seeks to expand its service.

Boeing said on Thursday Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines had placed a firm order for a hundred 737 MAX 10 aircraft, offering a welcome boost for the U.S. planemaker recovering from a crippling worker strike earlier this year.

Shares of aviation major Boeing Co (BA) rose nearly 3% on Thursday after Türkiye's low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines ordered up to 200 Boeing 737-10 airplanes. Boeing said in a statement that the 737-10 will complement Pegasus’ fleet of Next-Generation 737s by providing operational commonality and flexibility to meet growing travel demand.

Boeing announced Thursday that Pegasus Airlines has ordered up to 200 737 MAX airplanes. The purchase includes a firm order for 100 plus options for another 100. Pegasus Airlines is Turkey’s leading low-cost carrier.