AB Airlines has ordered six Boeing 737-700s

Staff May 29, 1998
AB Airlines has ordered six Boeing 737-700s. The carrier, which serves Berlin, Lisbon and Shannon from London Gatwick, is looking at several new routes. The 737 product line has surpassed 4,000 orders, which Boeing pointed out is more aircraft in total than Airbus has produced since it began.

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