Alaska Airlines orders 110 Boeing planes in expansion plan

WASHINGTON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Alaska Airlines is ​ordering 110 new ‌Boeing planes, the largest ‌single order in the airline's history, it said on Wednesday.

Seeking ⁠to expnad ‌operations, the airline said it ‍is ordering 105 737 MAX 10 aircraft and ​five new 787-10 ‌jets. The additional planes will allow the company to increase its fleet to more than ⁠475 airplanes ​by 2030 ​and more than 550 aircraft by ‍2035, ⁠up from the current 413, the carrier ⁠added.

(Reporting by David Shepardson ‌in WashingtonEditing by ‌David Goodman)