Copa Retains Some 737-700s, Mulls Accelerating MAX Deliveries

August 05, 2021
Copa Airlines Boeing 737-9
Credit: Copa Airlines
Despite facing lingering headwinds from the COVID-19 pandemic, Copa Airlines has opted to keep six Boeing 737-700s and is in talks with Boeing about advancing some 737-9 deliveries. The airline has been working to simplify its fleet for some time and during the second quarter, it finalized the sale...

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