Boeing delivers the 50th aircraft to Air Algerie

Boeing (Chicago) reached a major milestone with long-time customer Air Algerie (Algiers) this week when it delivered the 50th Boeing jetliner – a Next-Generation 737-800 – to the North African carrier. The 737 was the fourth of seven ordered in 2009. This delivery also marked the 40-year partnership between Boeing and Air Algerie.

Since receiving its first Boeing airplane in March 1971, Air Algerie has expanded to include 18 737s and three 767s.

Copyright Photo: Joe G. Walker. Boeing 737-8D6 7T-VKG (msn 40861) taxies at Seattle’s Boeing Field. 7T-VKG was handed over to the carrier on March 30.

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