ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek carrier Aegean Airlines plan to renew its fleet will not affect future dividend policy, its vice-chairman told analysts in a conference call on Friday.

"We won't need to change our dividend policy in the next years because of the commitment to renew our fleet, Vice-Chairman Eftyhis Vassilakis said.

Greece's largest carrier plans to renew its fleet of mostly Airbus narrow body jets and is currently evaluating the new generation Airbus A320neo family and Boeing's (>> Boeing Company (The)) 737MAX.

Aegean increased its 2017 dividend per share to 0.55 euros for 2017 from a payout of 0.40 euros a year earlier after growing full-year net earnings by 87 percent.

(Reporting by George Georgiopoulos; Editing by Karolina Tagaris)

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