JAL First To Say It Wants 737-900X

Eiichiro Sekigawa (Tokyo), Michael Mecham (San Francisco) February 14, 2005
Increased departure and arrival slots at Tokyo Haneda airport have prompted Japan Airlines to upgrade its single-aisle fleet with a planned purchase of 30 Boeing 737NGs and an option for 10 more. The order, valued at $2 billion, could launch Boeing's 737-900X, a longer range version of the slow...

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