Skymark has postponed the expected delivery period of the Boeing 737-10 aircraft to fiscal year 2027.
Originally, the introduction was scheduled for fiscal year 2026. The aircraft, with a seating capacity of 210, will be deployed on main routes such as Tokyo/Haneda to Fukuoka to increase supply.
The company plans to introduce a total of three aircraft, with two firm orders and one optional. Fuel consumption can be reduced by approximately 19% compared to the Boeing 737-800 model. The Boeing 737-800 will be gradually retired, with the fleet size expected to be 33 aircraft from fiscal year 2026 onward.
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