Air Lease Corporation, one of the world’s leading aircraft lessors, has ordered another 32 Boeing 737 Max, thus bringing its total order book for the jets to 130 and handing a important win to the Seattle based manufacturer still reeling from the aftermath of the two crashes in which the type was involved.
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