Allegiant Air CEO defends new Boeing 737 MAX order -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO : On February 5th 2018, the first Boeing 737 MAX 7 was unveiled in Renton Washington. REUTERS/Jason Redmond/File PhotographSEATTLE (Reuters). Allegiant Air executive staged an investor conference on Thursday in order to allay fears about adding 50 Boeing (NYSE: Co 737 MAX) jets to its existing fleet of Airbus aircraft. This would reduce the airline’s cost advantage.
“We’re still an old-airplane manufacturer. Allegiant CEO Maury Galagher stated to investors that they are still Airbus companies.
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