Yup, 50th for the group
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Yup, first MAX for Korean Air. Will post it when it completes at least first segment. (There are some times, about once a quarter where an aircraft will return to Seattle, so just to ensure it doesn’t do that, I wait until it has completed its first segment)
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Rednose!
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Yup, former Norwegian example. Will be going to Smartlynx alongside EI-GZD in April as their 2 new MAX’s that they ordered at the start of the month!
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Starting beginning of April American will be switching to the MAX8 on their SNA-ORD route 
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Once again a single update for today, but it is surely a good one!
Korean Airlines has taken delivery of their first 737-MAX family aircraft! Specifically, the inaugural aircraft they took is a MAX-8 with the registration of HL8348 and an MSN of 63436. It was delivered to the airline on its delivery flight from Seattle to Seoul via Anchorage and Tokyo, and the aircraft will be entering into service with Korean Air in the near future!
(Jetphotos)
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koreean aer naise
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Korean Aer Wife? Tf that mean?
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bruh -_-
Yeah, naise means wife in Estonian.
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oh lmao 
A trio of updates this evening, let’s jump right in.
First, a MAX-9 bound for Copa. This specific example has a registration of HP-9916CMP and an MSN of…some 5 digit number (unspecified lol). Anyways, the aircraft was delivered to Copa on its delivery flight from Seattle to Panama City, and it will be entering into service later this month!
(Credit in Image)
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Next up is a MAX-8 bound for Singapore Airlines. Specifically, the aircraft they took has a registration of 9V-MBK and an MSN of 44255. The aircraft was delivered to the airline on its delivery flight from Everett to Singapore via Honolulu and Guam, and it’ll be entering into service with Singapore Airlines in the near future!
(Credit in Image)
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Finally for tonight, we have another MAX-9, this time an example going to Alaska Airlines. The specific aircraft that they took has a registration of N928AK and has an MSN of 44099. It was delivered to Alaska airlines on its delivery flight from Boeing Field to SeaTac, and the aircraft will be entering into service with the airline later this week!
(Credit in Image)
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Nice, pEPsI PlANe
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F-BTSD go brrr
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Not for long seemingly
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WHaT Do yOu MeAN
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This.
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