Wizz Air has announced plans to expand its operations at London-Luton Airport, basing an additional Airbus A321neo aircraft and launching six new routes in summer 2026. This expansion comes after acquiring some of TUI Airways' Luton slots.
Wizz Air celebrated a major fleet milestone on November 28, 2025, welcoming its 250th aircraft—an Airbus A321neo—at Budapest Airport. In a candid moment, CEO József Váradi revealed he initially believed the airline would operate an all-Boeing fleet due to regional aviation heritage, but credited Airbus partnership as one of the company's best decisions.
Vietjet completes delivery of 22 aircraft in historic fleet expansion before year-end, positioning the Vietnamese budget carrier for accelerated growth across Southeast Asia. The milestone includes Airbus A321neo jets, Boeing aircraft for regional operations, and COMAC planes for domestic routes.
Thai Airways has welcomed its first Airbus A321neo aircraft, marking the beginning of a significant fleet expansion for Thailand's flag carrier. The airline plans to operate the A321neo on regional routes across its Asia-Pacific network.
STARLUX Airlines has resumed its daily nonstop service between Taipei's Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) and Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), effective December 16, 2025. The route will be operated by Airbus A321neo aircraft, with morning departures from Taipei and midday returns from Manila.
flydubai has ordered up to 150 Airbus A321neo aircraft, marking the airline's first Airbus purchase in history. The agreement complements flydubai's existing Boeing backlog and is seen as a key milestone in Dubai's economic and aviation development plans.
flydubai has placed orders for 150 Airbus A321neo aircraft and 75 Boeing B737 MAX units, according to AeroTime. CEO Ghaith Al Ghaith outlined key factors behind these orders, citing the A321neo's ability to offer more seats and flight time compared to its competitors.
American Airlines has confirmed that its upcoming Airbus A321neos will be powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, according to CEO Robert Isom. The airline has an additional 120 A321neos and 35 A321XLRs on order through 2032, all of which will be powered by the same engine.