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Allegiant’s MAXimum commitment

IN A massive move, Allegiant has placed an order to purchase 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets, plus further options for the same amount.

The US ultra low-cost carrier has opted for two variants of the narrowbody type – the MAX 7 and high-density MAX 8-200 – as part of its first direct order for brand-new aircraft from the manufacturer.

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