Paris Air Show: Flynas orders 30 additional A320 family aircraft
Saudi airline Flynas has firmed up an order with Airbus for 30 new A320neo Family aircraft, taking the airline’s total order with Airbus to 120 A320neo aircraft, including 10 A321XLRs.
“As we continue to grow receiving several awards for excellence in operations and customer services and invest in our offering, we are delighted to confirm our latest order with Airbus,” said Bander Almohanna, the Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director of flynas.
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Flynas is an all Airbus operator and was the first airline in Saudi Arabia to acquire the A320neo. The carrier currently operates a fleet of 32 A320neos, 13 A320ceos and four A330-300s. The addition of these new aircraft will support the airline’s growth plans as it continues to expand its international routes and destinations network.
Air Mauritius also confirmed an order for three A350 aircraft to expand its network in Europe and South Asia.
The three latest-generation aircraft will bring Air Mauritius’ A350 fleet to a total of seven. The airline already operates four Airbus A350s and four A330s.
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