Still 7284543 posts to go lol
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I see 9W 
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Just gonna do 5 tonight:
First up, we have a new customer on the thread! Singapore Airlines took delivery of their first new MAX, specifically in this case a MAX-8 which has the registration of 9V-MBG and an MSN of 44251. It was delivered to the airline on its delivery flight from Seattle to Singapore via Honolulu and Guam, and will enter service with Singapore Airlines in the near future! It still is in the livery of Silk Air, who was going to operate the aircraft before being merged into Singapore Airlines.
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Numero Dos, we’ve got Air Canada and another MAX-8 for them. This time around they took delivery of an example with the registration of C-GEJN and an MSN of 61233. It was delivered from Seattle to Windsor, and entered into service the week after that!
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I still don’t know my Norwegian decided to get rid of the maxes, I get the 787s but they the maxes
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Next up, we go to United Airlines and another MAX delivery to them. They took delivery of a MAX-8 which holds a registration of N17265 and an MSN of 64454. The aircraft was delivered to the airline on its delivery flight from Boeing Field to Seatac, before entering into service with United later in the week!
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Ironically enough they are bringing back the aircraft next year
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4th up tonight, another MAX delivery to Aeromexico. This time, they took on a MAX-8 which has the registration of EI-GZB and an MSN of 42839. It was delivered to the airline for its delivery flight from Seattle to Mexico City, before entering into service a few days later!
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Finally, we finish off with a MAX-200 going to Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air! The registration of this aircraft is 9H-VUJ and the MSN of the aircraft is 62300. It was delivered to the airline on its delivery flight from Seattle to Dublin, and entered into service with Malta Air the day after!
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What’s the point then, just get rid of the 737-800s
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AA’s delivery is getting closer
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Yes, yes it is
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Gonna do a few tonight, let’s get started
First up, a MAX going to Ryanair group with Buzz. They took a MAX-200, specifically one with the registration of SP-RZH and an MSN of 62322. It was delivered to the airline on its delivery flight from Seattle to Dublin and entered into service the day after with Buzz!
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Next up, we have Aeromexico taking another MAX. This time around, they took a MAX-8 which holds the registration of XA-MJI and an MSN of 60444. It was delivered from Seattle to Mexico City on its delivery flight and entered into service with Aeromexico later in the week!
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Following that, we switch back to Ryanair group. This time, we jump to Malta Air and another MAX delivery for them. They took a MAX-200 with the registration of 9H-VUP and an MSN of 62334. Its delivery flight was from Seattle to Dublin for the airline, and then entered into service with Malta Air a few days later!
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Back to the MAX-8 now, we have Flydubai taking delivery of another example. This time, the aircraft they took has a registration of A6-FML and an MSN of 60982. It was delivered to Flydubai on its delivery flight from Seattle to Dubai via Shannon, and entered service with the airline in early December!
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Back to Ryanair group again, we have Buzz Air and another MAX going to them. They took a MAX-200 with a registration of SP-RZG and an MSN of 62320. It was delivered to the airline on its delivery flight from Seattle to Dublin, and entered into service with Buzz later in the week!
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Finally for tonight we have Singapore Airlines taking delivery of another MAX. Specifically, they took delivery of a MAX-8 which has a registration of 9V-MBH and an MSN of 44252. It was delivered to Singapore on its delivery flight from Seattle to Singapore via Honolulu and Guam, and will be entering into service with the airline soon!
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y aeromexico like ewrowhite planes
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It’s been 4 days and still no AA delivery post
But there is a MAX flying into SNA over on Flight Radar Findings!
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