MAX Jets Back On The Agenda For Somon Air

David Casey September 28, 2020
SOMON
Somon Air currently operates an all-Boeing fleet that includes the 737-900.
Credit: Joe Pries
Tajikistan’s Somon Air is mulling the possibility of adding the currently grounded Boeing 737 MAX to its fleet, 15 months after pulling out of a deal to lease the narrowbody. The airline dropped plans to take the type in late June 2019, citing uncertainty about the timeline for the aircraft’s re...
David Casey

David Casey is Editor in Chief of Routes, the global route development community's trusted source for news and information.

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