- Flynas firmed options for five A330-900Ns and twenty A321-200NX.
- The total order book now stands at 20 A330-900s and 56 A321neos.
- flynas retains 15 options for widebodies and 35 for narrowbodies.
- CEO Bander Almohanna stated the order supports expansion of six operating bases.
- No delivery timeline was disclosed.
Flynas has firmed up options for five incremental A330-900Ns and twenty A321-200NX, increasing the total order book for the types to 20 and 56 units respectively. The airline retains 15 more options for the widebodies and 35 for the narrowbodies. CEO Bander Almohanna stated the step aims to ensure the sustainable growth of the flynas fleet over the coming years to support the continued expansion of the airline’s six operating bases.
The order also strengthens operational and expansion capabilities for flynas Syria. The airline did not disclose a delivery timeline for the aircraft. flynas currently operates a fleet of 67 Airbus aircraft.
Bander Almohanna, CEO of flynas, shared, “This step is aimed at ensuring the sustainable growth of the flynas fleet over the coming years to support the continued expansion of our six operating bases across the Kingdom.”
