Introduction 1- Flynas requests 25 additional Airbus aircraft

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Farnborough, England, July 22 (Reuters) - Saudi low-cost carrier FlyNas confirmed on Wednesday an order for 25 additional Airbus aircraft, part of a wave of purchases by the kingdom's airlines to bolster their fleets in support of the kingdom's tourism and economic diversification goals.

With these additions, the company’s total fixed commitments to purchase Airbus aircraft rise to 235 aircraft, indicating that Saudi Arabia has become one of the fastest growing markets in the aviation sector .

Flynas confirmed orders for five Airbus A330-900 wide-body aircraft and 20 A321neo aircraft.

This latest deal raises the company’s total commitment to purchase A320neo aircraft to 20, and its total commitment to purchase A321neo aircraft to 56.

This deal follows a series of major aircraft purchases by Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh Airlines' order for 34 wide-body aircraft from Airbus and Boeing, as the Kingdom moves forward with its plans to expand passenger transport and connect regional markets to the global aviation network.

Flynas currently operates a fleet of 67 Airbus aircraft, including two A330-300s, four A320ceo and 61 A320neos.


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