On 17 January 2026, Air Peace took delivery of two Boeing 737 variants, expanding its 737 fleet and boosting capacity for domestic and regional operations. The first, OM-JEX, is a 24-year-old 737-8AS(WL) with first flight on 29 November 2001, built at Boeing’s Renton facility and equipped with two CFM56-7B26 engines, a Y189 seating configuration, and winglets added in December 2006. OM-JEX has an extensive operational history, having flown with carriers including Ryanair, Orenair, Rossiya, TUI fly Belgium, Travel Service, El Al, Sundor, and Jet2, often under leases from Avolon, Carlyle Aviation Partners, and Apollo Aviation. The second, OM-LEX, is an 18.8-year-old 737-8BK(WL) with first flight on 12 April 2007, also powered by two CFM56-7B26 engines and featuring a Y189 layout. OM-LEX has previously served airlines such as Sunwing Airlines, Smartwings, TUI fly Belgium, Fly All Ways, Badr Airlines, Enter Air, and Jet2, mostly under leases from Avolon and AirExplore. Both aircraft were leased from AirExplore, marking the latest additions to Air Peace’s fleet and strengthening the airline’s operational flexibility across its network.
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