Wizz Air has agreed with Airbus to reconfigure its commitment for new aircraft in the coming years. The airline will defer deliveries for 88 A320neo family aircraft originally scheduled for completion by fiscal year 2030, now set to be delivered in the period ending in fiscal year 2033.
Spirit Airlines has sold two of its Airbus A320neos to EirTrade, which will dismantle the aircraft and transfer their parts to its Dallas hub. According to EirTrade, the four-year-old N950NK and three-year-old N959NK were withdrawn from service due to age.
Pan Am Brands announced plans to relaunch the iconic carrier, with an initial focus on simulator training services provided by Avengers Flight Group. According to Ed Wegel, founder of Pan Am and Urban Mobility, the A320neo will be part of the airline's future fleet, subject to FAA and DOT approvals.
Etihad Airways has unveiled a major Airbus fleet expansion at the Dubai Airshow 2025, signing commitments for 32 additional widebody aircraft and securing 13 more jets through a leasing agreement with Avolon. The airline confirmed a mix of A350-1000s, A350Fs, and A330-900s, with deliveries set to start in 2027.
Dublin-based lessor Avolon has ordered 100 LEAP-1A engines from CFM International to power 50 new Airbus A320neo family aircraft. This order builds on the existing relationship between Avolon and CFM, which already powers 99 of the lessor's fleet.
Buraq Air has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Airbus for 10 jets at the Dubai Airshow, marking a significant step forward for the Libyan carrier. Fouzi Almiqalh, General Assembly President of Buraq Air, said the A320neo's efficiency and flexibility will strengthen its core network and enhance passenger offering across both carriers.
Airbus has secured a firm order for 30 A320neo aircraft from long-time partner China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings Limited (CALC). The deal includes a conversion clause, allowing CALC to switch to other variants of the Airbus A320 family aircraft.
Air China has signed an agreement with Airbus to purchase 60 A320neo family aircraft valued at approximately $9.5 billion. The order supports fleet renewal and capacity growth while reducing fuel consumption and emissions.
Air Astana has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Airbus for up to 50 A320neo family aircraft, comprising 25 firm orders and 25 purchase options. The package covers both A320neo and A321neo variants, with first deliveries scheduled from 2031.