Air Algérie takes delivery of its first Airbus A330neo
Air Algérie has taken delivery of its first Airbus A330-900, marking a milestone in the renewal of its long-haul fleet and reinforcing its long-standing collaboration with the European manufacturer. This addition will enable the airline to expand its operations from Algiers towards new destinations in the Americas and Asia.
Largest African A330neo Operator
The Algerian national airline plans to incorporate seven additional A330neo units, which will make it the largest operator of this model on the African continent. This strategy positions Air Algérie as a key player in the development of long-haul aviation in the region.
Cabin Configuration
Air Algérie’s new aircraft features a three-class configuration:
- 18 full-flat seats in Business Class
- 24 seats in Premium Economy Class
- 266 seats in Economy Class
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This layout aims to offer a more comfortable travel experience tailored to the needs of different passenger profiles.
Efficiency, Comfort, and Sustainability
The A330neo offers significant improvements in operational performance, fuel efficiency, and passenger experience. The aircraft is equipped with Airbus’s award-winning Airspace cabin, which provides more personal space, enlarged overhead bins, a state-of-the-art lighting system, and access to the latest in-flight entertainment and connectivity technologies.
Center of Excellence and Maintenance
In addition to operating the A330neo, Air Algérie aims to become a center of excellence for this model. To achieve this, it is developing its own maintenance and repair capabilities, as well as establishing a specialized training center for aircraft maintenance.
This advancement represents a new phase for Air Algérie, which is betting on innovation, sustainability, and international expansion as the pillars of its growth strategy.
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