- Aerolíneas Argentinas will incorporate 20 new aircraft in its 2027–2031 plan.
- Lease contracts for six A330-900Ns and eight B737-10s were signed at Farnborough.
- The first B737-8 arrives Q1 2027; the first A330-900N arrives H1 2028.
- The A330-900N will have 291 seats in a three-class configuration.
- The airline’s fleet includes ten A330-200s and fifteen B737-8s.
Aerolíneas Argentinas has confirmed it will incorporate 20 new aircraft as part of its self-financed 2027–2031 plan. During the Farnborough Air Show 2026, the state-owned carrier signed lease contracts for 14 new aircraft: six A330-900Ns and eight B737-10s. The plan will be completed with six B737-8s, two already delivered and four to follow.
The first pending aircraft will arrive in Q1 2027 with a B737-8 delivery. The first A330-900N will arrive in H1 2028, leased from Avolon, with 291 seats in a three-class configuration: 30 in executive, 24 in premium economy and 237 in economy. The six B737-10s, leased from Aviation Capital Group, will arrive after Boeing certification of the type.
ch-aviation data shows the airline’s fleet comprises ten A330-200s, two B737-700s, twenty-eight B737-800s, fifteen B737-8s, two B737-800(SF)s, one B757-200 and twenty-four E190s. The airline previously announced expectations to incorporate 18 new aircraft in December 2025.
