(MENAFN) Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced that it has submitted an order for 11 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, reported Business Journal.
The country's largest carrier said that the 11 new planes will be received between fiscal year 2018-2021.
The airline plans to gradually replace the Boeing 767 and 777-200 in its fleet with the 787.
It is worth noting that ANA, which already had 55 Dreamliners on order, 13 of which have been delivered, will launch the Seattle-to-Tokyo Dreamliner service on October 1.
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