Aerolineas Argentinas locks in decade-largest fleet renewal, using ACG and Avolon leases—and dropping the 737 MAX 9 for more 737

Aerolineas Argentinas signed leasing agreements with ACG and Avolon for 16 of the 20 aircraft it plans to renew, unveiled at Farnborough. The flag carrier is also accelerating its long-haul fleet replacement and, instead of the 737 MAX 9, is opting for additional 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

Discovered 2026-07-22T20:37:31.816680-07:00 | 2026-07-22T20:37:31.816680-07:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • [Fleet renewal] Aerolineas Argentinas’ plan renews 16 of 20 aircraft via leasing, signaling a major capital-structure choice for a long-haul modernization push.
  • [Boeing 737 portfolio] The carrier explicitly drops the 737 MAX 9 and shifts to more 737 MAX 8s, a demand signal that will matter across Boeing’s narrowbody backlog.
  • [Lessor strategy and timing] ACG is set to lease six Boeing 737-10s, with the first delivery scheduled for 2028—highlighting how lessors are translating fleet plans into multi-year commitments.

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