FARNBOROUGH: Airbus brings in more A320neo family orders

Airbus has brought in a collection of new and confirmed orders for the A320neo family.

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed earlier by an unidentified customer for 100 A320neo family aircraft. The deal is broken down into 25 A321neo and 75 A320neo aircraft.

Airbus notes that this deal is for an existing customer of the type.

At list prices, this deal is expected to be worth $11.5 billion dollars, however since the customer is not new, it’s likely they received some sort of discount.

No engine selection has been made.

The second order/adjustment comes in as low-cost carrier Peach Aviation converts their order for 10 A320neo aircraft to eight A320neos and two A321LRs.

The airline will become the first airline in Asia to operate the A321LR.

Deliveries are scheduled for 2020. No engine choice has been made.

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FARNBOROUGH: Airbus has brought in a collection of new and confirmed orders for the A320neo family. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed earlier by an unidentified customer for 100 A320 family aircraft, consisting of 25 A320neos and 75 A321neos. Airbus notes that this deal is for an existing customer of the type. At list prices, this deal is expected to be worth $11.5 billion dollars, however since the customer is not new, it’s likely they received a discount. No engine selection was made. The second order/adjustment comes from low-cost carrier Peach Aviation. Peach has converted their order for 10 A320neos to eight A320neos and two A321LRs. This will make the airline the first to operate the A321LR in Asia. Deliveries are scheduled for 2020. No engine selection has been made. #787dreamliner #boeing #boeinglovers #boeingaviation #fia2018 #farnborough #2018 #airbus #airbusbeluga #airbuslovers #airbusaviation #avgeek #avgeeks #aviation #aviationgeeks #aviationgeek #aviationgoals #aviationdaily #aviationworld #aviationlovers #aviationlife #aviationphotography #news #planes #planelovers #planegeeks #folow4folow

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