Nordic airline Primera orders Boeing 737 MAX planes to fly transatlantic  

Nordic budget airline Primera Air has agreed to buy eight of Boeing’s new 737 MAX aircraft for more than $950 million at list prices, and has an option to buy an additional four planes.

Primera has said that it wants the new planes because it plans to start offering transatlantic flights. Primera will be ‘the latest low-cost European carrier to do so after Norwegian Air, Eurowings and British Airways ‘LEVEL.’

Air France and KLM are expecting to launch their low-cost airline ‘Boost’ this year. 

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