Indonesia’s Lion Air Sets Sights On Expanding With More Boeing 737s

Bradley Perrett January 17, 2008
Indonesian carrier Lion Air will order more Boeing 737s at next month’s Singapore air show to add to the fleet of 122 Boeing 737-900ERs already under contract. The aircraft will support the airline’s ambition to spread itself across Asia with franchised affiliates, the same strategy that’s being...

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