COPA Adds 737-800s

July 27, 2009
Boeing last week added 13 737-800s orders to its backlog from Panama’s COPA Airlines. The deal includes converted options from previous orders and raises the carrier’s total orders to 27 737-700/800s. Boeing now has 75 orders for 737 for the year; the company’s net for the year is now 17 aircraft.

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