Malta Air: First B737 Max 200 leaves final assembly

A small sticker indicates that this Boeing 737-800 is operated by Malta Air (Photo: Jan Gruber).
A small sticker indicates that this Boeing 737-800 is operated by Malta Air (Photo: Jan Gruber).

Malta Air: First B737 Max 200 leaves final assembly

A small sticker indicates that this Boeing 737-800 is operated by Malta Air (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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The first Boeing 737 Max 200 destined for Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air has now left the factory in Renton. The machine has the serial number 8003 and the temporary registration N1786B. This aircraft is the first to be liveried by Malta Air.

As the photos below show, this is not yet fully visible. However, the logo of the Maltese Ryanair subsidiary can already be recognized on the tail fin. The Winglets show the lettering "Malta" in block letters. With the introduction of the Boeing 737 Max 200, Buzz and Malta Air will get their own color scheme.

The 737-800 currently operated by the Polish and Maltese branches are painted in the colors of Ryanair. Currently, Lauda Europe is the only group member that Machines in their own livery operates. This is an Airbus A320. The airline, which has moved from Austria to Malta, is the only Airbus operator within the Ryanair Group.

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