Korean Air Commits to Up to 50 Boeing Widebodies to Strengthen Future Long-Haul Fleet
Boeing and Korean Air announced today the airline's intent to purchase up to 50 of Boeing's highly fuel-efficient widebody airplanes, including 20 777-9s and 20 787-10s with options for 10 more of the largest 787 Dreamliner variant.

Korean Air Commits to Up to 50 Boeing Widebodies to Strengthen Future Long-Haul Fleet

When finalized and posted to Boeing’s Orders & Deliveries website, Korean Air will be the latest customer to purchase the world’s largest and most fuel-efficient twin engine jet.

The 777-9 can seat 426 passengers in a two-class configuration with a range of 13,500 km (7,285 nautical miles) and the 787-10 can carry up to 336 passengers with a range of 11,730 km (6,330 nautical miles).

“We are honored Korean Air has selected our largest, most efficient widebody airplanes to add capacity to its global network,” said Stephanie Pope, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. “Boeing airplanes have played an integral role with Korean Air over the past 50 years, and the 777X and 787 Dreamliner will continue to support the airline’s long-term goals for sustainability and continued growth.”