Overview
- ACG announced on Thursday that it has signed lease agreements to provide Aerolíneas Argentinas with six Boeing 737‑10 aircraft at the Farnborough Airshow.
- The first aircraft is scheduled to come from ACG’s 737‑10 orderbook in 2028 but actual delivery timing depends on Boeing securing FAA certification and on production scheduling.
- Aerolíneas says the jets will be used to add seats at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery and Ezeiza as part of its 2027–2031 fleet plan to grow domestic and regional capacity.
- ACG positions itself as a leading 737‑10 lessor with a sizable orderbook reported at 56 aircraft and announced a separate seven‑jet 737‑10 lease to Skymark at Farnborough.
- Leasing lets Aerolíneas expand capacity and modernize its fleet without large upfront purchases, and the market should watch FAA certification and ACG’s multi‑year delivery window for when the planes will enter service.