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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Southwest Airlines has no plans to diversify its fleet towards Airbus aircraft and still wants to eventually take delivery of the Boeing 737 MAX 7 planes it has ordered, Vice President Treasurer Dean Jenkins said on Tuesday.
Asked if he would consider diversifying the U.S.-based airline's fleet, he told journalists: "That's not in the plans right now. Even if we wanted to, it's a number of years before you could get planes from Airbus."
Jenkins was speaking on the sidelines of the Airline Economics conference in Dublin.
(Reporting by Conor Humphries; writing by William James; editing by Muvija M)
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| 174.5 USD | +1.34% | -5.64% | 107B | ||
| 159.1 EUR | -1.34% | +0.10% | 137B | ||
| 26.84 USD | +0.71% | -3.66% | 16.06B | ||
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
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| +13.84% | 137B | |
| +3.11% | 112B | |
| -33.05% | 107B | |
| +13.95% | 17.51B | |
| +10.21% | 16.9B | |
| +68.29% | 5.38B | |
| +8.43% | 4.22B | |
| +8.96% | 3.71B | |
| -26.17% | 3.48B | |
| -21.04% | 1.56B |
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