TUI fly Netherlands will replace its six Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft with Boeing 737 MAX 10s and add a seventh jet as it expands capacity for summer 2027. The first MAX 10 for the fleet is already under construction in Boeing’s Seattle factory, with entry into service expected in the first quarter of 2027 if certification allows.
The shift gives the Dutch leisure carrier a larger narrowbody fleet and more seats rather than a simple one-for-one swap. Reported network plans include additional flying on ABC-island routes from April 2027 and a broader push for more direct services in the summer schedule. The move points to confidence in demand and a preference for higher-capacity aircraft on its medium-haul network.