Boeing Co. received an order for 150 Max jets from India’s latest airline, in a uncommon spot of excellent information for the US planemaker since a bit of fuselage blew off an Alaska Airlines flight nearly two weeks in the past.

Akasa Air, which started flying commercially lower than two years in the past, made a agency buy for the 737 Max 10 and Max 8-200 planes to be delivered via 2032, the provider introduced on the Wings India air present Thursday. The order doesn’t embody the Max 9 variant concerned within the Jan. 5 Alaska Airlines incident, when a door plug panel blew off shortly after takeoff.