- Icelandair and CDB Aviation signed the lease agreements in January 2024.
- The first aircraft arrived in March 2026.
- The A321LR offers improved range and fuel efficiency.
- The delivery forms part of Icelandair’s ongoing fleet modernisation.
- The second A321LR joins the fleet later in 2026.
CDB Aviation has delivered the first of two Airbus A321LR aircraft to Icelandair. The airline signed long-term lease agreements for the two aircraft in January 2024. The second aircraft arrives later in 2026.
The delivery advances Icelandair’s fleet renewal with next-generation aircraft. The A321LR provides range, efficiency and flexibility on transatlantic routes. The aircraft supports the airline’s network strategy.
Icelandair operates a more modern and fuel-efficient fleet through this programme. The A321LR enables competitive product delivery to customers on both sides of the Atlantic. The partnership with CDB Aviation continues with this transaction.
Chief Executive Officer of CDB Aviation Jie Chen shared “We are excited to support Icelandair’s fleet renewal with the delivery of these next-generation aircraft.”
Chief Executive Officer of Icelandair Bogi Nils Bogason shared “We are pleased to welcome another A321LR to our fleet and to continue strengthening our trusted partnership with CDB Aviation.”
