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Vietjet, has become the first airline in Southeast Asia to acquire an A321neo (new engine option) after the Airbus aircraft landed at Tan Son Nhat International Airport from Hamburg, Germany.
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Cathay Dragon, the Hong Kong-based airline formerly known as Dragonair, has signed a major agreement to modernise and expand its fleet. The carrier has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Airbus for 32 new A321neo aircraft. Valued at approximately HK$31.7 billion (US$4.1bn) at current list prices, these new fuel-efficient aircraft will replace Cathay Dragon’s
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Cebu Pacific has ordered more aircraft but delayed the delivery of others, as it adjusts its fleet to match capacity requirements. The Philippine low-cost carrier has placed an order with Airbus for seven A321 aircraft, which are scheduled to enter the airline’s fleet from March 2018. But the delivery of 32 new A321neo aircraft has
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The new Airbus A321neo aircraft will be a “game-changer” for the airline industry, IAG chief executive Willie Walsh has said. In a panel discussion at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit in Dublin on Friday, Walsh said that the new single-aisle jet would enable airlines to cost-effectively operate mid- to long-haul routes, including trans-Atlantic services. “The
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SriLankan Airlines will start taking delivery of its brand new fleet of Airbus A321neo aircraft this summer, and the national carrier has revealed the routes on which it is planning to deploy the new jets. In July 2017, the airline will start operating the fuel-efficient single-aisle aircraft on routes from Colombo to destinations in India,
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