‎flynas expects 25 additional Airbus aircraft in 2033–2034

‎flynas expects 25 additional Airbus aircraft in 2033–2034 ‎flynas expects 25 additional Airbus aircraft in 2033–2034

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flynas says the financial impact will reflect in its financial statements upon delivery of the aircraft

flynas expects to take delivery of 25 additional aircraft under its existing agreements with Airbus, during 2033-2034.

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In a statement to Tadawul, the company said exercising the purchase options and rights reflects its confidence in its long-term growth strategy and commitment to expanding and modernizing its fleet in line with Saudi Vision 2030 and the National Aviation Strategy.

flynas added that the financial impact of exercising the options and purchase rights will be reflected in its financial statements upon delivery of the aircraft, in accordance with the agreed delivery schedule.

According to Argaam data, the carrier announced on July 22 that it had confirmed the purchase of five additional A330-900 aircraft and 20 A321neo aircraft from Airbus under its existing agreements, raising its firm commitment to 235 aircraft out of a total of 280, to support its growth and expansion plans in the coming years.

 

flynas says the financial impact will reflect in its financial statements upon delivery of the aircraft

flynas expects to take delivery of 25 additional aircraft under its existing agreements with Airbus, during 2033-2034.

In a statement to Tadawul, the company said exercising the purchase options and rights reflects its confidence in its long-term growth strategy and commitment to expanding and modernizing its fleet in line with Saudi Vision 2030 and the National Aviation Strategy.

flynas added that the financial impact of exercising the options and purchase rights will be reflected in its financial statements upon delivery of the aircraft, in accordance with the agreed delivery schedule.

According to Argaam data, the carrier announced on July 22 that it had confirmed the purchase of five additional A330-900 aircraft and 20 A321neo aircraft from Airbus under its existing agreements, raising its firm commitment to 235 aircraft out of a total of 280, to support its growth and expansion plans in the coming years.

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