Aventure Acquires 24th Boeing 737NG

PEACHTREE CITY, USA – Aventure Aviation has acquired its twenty-fourth Boeing 737NG airframe, which will be dismantled for parts in Coolidge, Arizona. This 737-700 aircraft, MSN 32934, was last operated by China Southern Airlines. This is the second of two 737NGs operated by China Southern Airlines that Aventure purchased this summer.

“These aircraft give us a substantial amount of new inventory to support Boeing 737NG operators,” said Xiaohang (Steven) Qu, Aventure’s director of sales for China and Eastern Asia.

“We are proud to support our customers with incoming material even as supply looks more and more uncertain with the current geopolitical and economic climate,” added Ebrahim. “These additions to our inventory helps us in supplying rotable parts to airlines so they can keep their operations running smoothly.” 

Aventure Aviation is in active discussions with owners, financial institutions, lessors, and airlines to find revenue-generating teardown solutions for idle aircraft.

A commercial airplane with a blue tail and dark blue stripe on the ground, being prepared for teardown
Aventure’s latest Boeing 737NG, formerly with China Southern Airlines, being prepared for teardown in Coolidge, Arizona.