- FlyOne Armenia finalised an order with Airbus for two A321-200NX aircraft
- The agreement was signed on 30 September 2026
- The aircraft will be powered by CFM International LEAP engines with 239 seats in all-economy layout
- The order marks FlyOne Armenia’s first direct order with Airbus
- FlyOne Armenia currently operates eleven A320 Family aircraft
FlyOne Armenia has finalised an order with Airbus for two A321-200NX aircraft, marking its first direct order with the manufacturer, the parties revealed in a statement. The agreement, signed on 30 September 2026, formalises a memorandum of understanding revealed during French president Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Yerevan on 5 May 2026. The aircraft will be powered by CFM International LEAP engines and configured with 239 seats in an all-economy cabin layout.
The A321neo deliveries will support the airline’s planned network expansion and fleet modernisation. FlyOne Armenia currently relies heavily on wet-leased capacity, with half of its fleet on ACMI contracts, predominantly from within the FlyOne Group. The Armenian airline currently operates eleven A320 Family aircraft, including eight A320-200s of which three are wet leased from FlyOne and one from Avion Express, two A321-200s including one wet leased from FlyOne, and one in-house ACJ319-100, plus one B737-500 wet leased from Shirak Avia.
FlyOne Group carriers FlyOne, FlyOne Armenia and FlyOne Romania all operate A320 types, primarily A320-200s and A321-200s. However, FlyOne Asia on 24 August took delivery of its first A321-200NX. It was the group’s first A320neo family aircraft, and FlyOne Asia has since taken a second of the type.
