TUI to Station Its First Boeing 737‑10 Aircraft with TUI fly Netherlands
TUI has confirmed plans to base its first Boeing 737‑10 aircraft at TUI fly Netherlands, marking a key step in its narrowbody fleet expansion.
Jishan Khan 
TUI has announced plans to base its first Boeing 737‑10 aircraft at TUI fly Netherlands, signalling progress in the group’s fleet modernisation strategy.
The Boeing 737‑10, the largest variant of the 737 MAX family, is expected to provide higher seating capacity while maintaining improved fuel efficiency. Its introduction supports TUI’s focus on optimising capacity across high‑demand leisure routes.
Basing the aircraft in the Netherlands highlights the importance of the Dutch market within TUI’s European network. The move is aimed at strengthening operational flexibility and supporting future growth in leisure travel.
Airline groups across Europe continue to invest in next‑generation narrowbody aircraft as they balance cost efficiency, sustainability goals, and rising passenger demand.
