Airbus Updates No.4704

 Sun PhuQuoc to add Airbus A330-200's

Newcomer Sun PhuQuoc has announced it will expand the fleet with the Airbus A330. It will use the widebody-type as a bridge until their first newly ordered Boeing B787-9 arrives in 2031.

The airline has secured eight A330-200s. Two are set to be delivered in September, one in October and another one in December. The remaining four are set to arrive in the first months of 2027. They will be, intially, used for expansion to Kazakhstan and Russia. Later, the A330 will also be used for expansion to Australia, Czech Republic, Japan, and Poland.

All eight A330-243s are former American Airlines-aircraft that have been parked for quite a long while:

 

 

• N286AY (1415), parked Roswell (NM) April 2020-April 2025 and since August 2026 at Peru-Grissom (IN). Will become VN-A969.
• N287AY (1417), parked Roswell (NM) April 2020-June 2025. At Mexico-City since June 2025 and will become VN-A970.
• N288AY (1441), parked Roswell (NM) April 2020-December 2025. Currently at Marana (AZ) and will become VN-A971.
• N289AY (1455), parked Roswell (NM) April 2020-April 2026. Now at Mexico-City and set to become VN-A972.
• N290AY (1480), parked Roswell (NM) April 2020-January 2026. Being prepared at Marana (AZ) and will be VN-A973.
• N291AY (1502), parked Roswell (NM) May 2020-July 2026. Also at Mexico-City now and will be registered VN-A974.
• N292AY (1512), parked Roswell (NM) April 2020-April 2026. Now at Marana (AZ) and will become VN-A975.
• N293AY (1526), parked Roswell (NM) April 2020-July 2026. Another one parked at Mexico-City now and will be VN-A976.

Currently, the Sun PhuQuoc-fleet is made-up of three A320neos, two A321s, and twelve A321neos. As mentioned before, the airline has open orders with Boeing for 20 B787-9s with options on another 20.

Airbus Updates No.4703

 

Airbus A321	-253NY	12573		N306XR	American Airlines	delivery 31jul26 XFW-DFW	ex D-AXXB
Airbus A321	-251NX	12854		VN-A924	Sun PhuQuoc Airways	delivery 01aug26 DIA-HAN-DPS, for paint	ex A7-AJG
Airbus A321	-271NX	13184		HA-LDW	Wizz Air	delivery 07aug26 TLS-KTW	ex F-WWSO
Airbus A321	-271NX	13190		N681FR	Frontier Airlines	delivery 05aug26 BFM-TPA	ex F-WZME
Airbus A321	-271NX	13226		N34574	United Airlines	delivery 04aug25 BFM-TPA	ex N34574
Airbus A321	-271NX	13276		N616DN	Delta Air Lines	delivery 31jul26 BFM-MSP	ex F-WZMJ
Airbus A321	-251NX	13382		B-32SQ	Chima Southern	delivery 30jul26 TSN-CAN	ex B-000D
Airbus A321	-251NX	13385		VT-NOJ	IndiGo Airlines	delivery 10-11aug26 TLS-AUH-DEL	ex F-WWSG
Airbus A321	-251NX	13396		G-ZXIH	easyJet	delivery 31jul26 XFW-LGW	ex D-AVXN
Airbus A330	-243	906		EC-ORP	Wamos Air	air-test 05aug26 at LETL prior svc entry	ex OE-IGO
Airbus A330	-243	1526		VN-A976	Sun PhuQuoc Airways	ferried 05aug26GUS-MEX, N-reg prior delivery (+ 1502 VN-A974 03aug26 ex N291AY)	ex N293AY
Airbus A330	-941	2133		B-58309	StarLux Airlines	delivery 10aug26 TLS-TPE	ex F-WWCV
Airbus A350	-941	55		B-18921	China Airlines	delivery 04aug26 CAN-ICN-TPE, all white, D-reg	ex D-AADG
Airbus A350	-1041	784		A7-AOJ	Qatar Airways	delivery 07aug26 TLS-DOH	ex F-WZGV
Airbus A350	-941	785		A6-EXX	Emirates	delivery 30jul26 TLS-DXB	ex F-WZHJ
Airbus A350	-941	795		A6-JHA	Emirates	delivery 31ju2l6 TLS-DXB	ex F-WZGQ
Airbus Canada A220	-300	55451		N342DU	Delta Air Lines	delivery 04aug26 BFM-MSP	ex C-GPVE
Airbus Canada A220	-300	55467		N271BZ	Breeze Airways	delivery 08aug26 BFM-TPA	ex C-GPQI
Airbus Canada A220	-300	55473		9A-CAU	Croatia Airlines	delivery 30-31jul26 YMX-CPH-ZAG	ex C-FOWQ

Airbus Updates No.4702

 

Airbus A319	-112	1963		OO-SSN	Brussels Airlines	ferried 111aug26 BRU0-DGX, for part-out & scrap	ex N259AD
Airbus A319	-153N	13433		B-32S2	Air China	delivery 07aug26 TSN-CTU	ex B-007C
Airbus A320	-212	894		C9-ACE	Skysource FZ	ferried 02aug26 BCM-CIT (+ 905 C9-ACF 03aug26 ex 2-AICF)	ex 2-AICE
Airbus A320	-232	2598		PK-GLE	Citilink Express	d 05-08aug26 CGK-GUM-MAJ-JRF-P08, for part-out & scrap	ex N598AG
Airbus A320	-214	3361		SU-	Air Cairo	at OSR 04aug26 after paint, 89H-reg prior delivery	ex 9H-SLF
Airbus A320	-214	3460		YI-EBL	FlyErbil	seen re-regd at ISL 30jul26, all white prior paint and delivery	ex SX-EBL
Airbus A320	-214(F)	3506		OE-IHV	ST Aerospace	ferried 05aug26 CAN-GMP-TSN prior delivery to?	ex B-6611
Airbus A320	-232	3547		OE-IKV	AerCap	regd 07aug26 at LDE	ex 4R-EXQ
Airbus A320	-232	5355		JA07JJ	Jetstar Japan	ferried 28-31jul26 NRT-UTP-AMD-CAI-LDE	ex F-WWBZ
Airbus A320	-232	5954		N625NK	UMB Bank	ferried 06-07aug26 GYR-BGR-KEF-DUB	ex F-WWIC
Airbus A320	-271N	6744		PS-LHJ	Latam Airlines Brasil	delivery 04-06aug26 CGK-SEZ-LAD-REC-QSC	ex VT-ITA
Airbus A320	-214	7096		AP-BPU	Fly Jinnah	first in svc 31jul26 KHI-ISB-KHI	ex A6-AOM
Airbus A320	-271N	8967		TC-LEA	Turkish Airlines	delivery 09aug26 NAG-ISL	ex VT-IJE
Airbus A320	-251n	12399		HZ-NS97	Flynas	delivery 03aug26 TLS-RUH	ex F-WWDO
Airbus A320	-271N	13355		N441FR	Frontier Airlines	delivery 05aug26 TLS-YYR-TPA “Chloe the white tailed deer fawn”	ex F-WWTN
Airbus A320	-251N	13406		VT-IOU	IndiGo Airlines	delivery 04-05aug26 XFW-AUH-DEL	ex D-AUBW
Airbus A320	-251N	13414		OE-LXF	Austrian Airlines	delivery 06aug26 XFW-TLL	ex D-AUBV
Airbus A320	-251N	13452		B-32T2	Xiamen Airlines	delivery 11aug26 TSN-XMN	ex B-000E
Airbus A321	-211	1932		ER-PAG	Polaris	delivery 04aug26 PDV-RMO	ex LZ-FSH
Airbus A321	-271NX	9063		PS-LQC	Latam Airlines Brasil	delivery 10-11aug26 AMM-CMN-FOR-QSC	ex VT-IUK

credit: Skyliner Aviation News

Airbus Updates No.4701

 

Brazil’s Azul to add four more Airbus A321 freighters

Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras (AD, São Paulo Viracopos) will add four more A321-200(P2F)s to its dedicated cargo fleet operating under the name Azul Logística.

The new freighters will be used to increase Azul Logística’s network across Latin America, including double-daily domestic flights from São Paulo Viracopos to Manaus International and Belém International, as well as selected international routes to Santiago de Chile, Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini, Lima International, and Montevideo Carrasco. Azul is also planning charter operations.

“This freighter type offers the ideal versatility and size, allowing Azul to flex and offer market solutions where they are most needed,” Izabel Reis, director of Azul Logística said. “So it was an easy decision to expand and modernise our fleet with an additional four Airbus 321 freighters, going forward. They will replace our B737-400(F), resulting in more sustainable operations and a significant boost to intra–Latin American capacity.”

The identity of the four freighters has not been revealed. Azul currently has two A321-200(P2F)s in its cargo division’s fleet.

Airbus Updates No.4700

 

Turkish Airlines to add 7 leased A321-200NX

Turkish Airlines (TK, Istanbul Airport) will expand its fleet by leasing seven new A321-200NX from CALC, the airline announced at the Farnborough Air Show on July 20, 2026. This marks the first collaboration between the airline and the Hong Kong-based leasing firm. According to ch-aviation fleets data, Turkish Airlines currently operates seventy-four A321-200NX (thirty-four of them leased) and one leased A321-200N.

Airbus Updates No.4699

Chinese airlines disclose Airbus-orders

Three Chinese airlines have issued filings to the Shanghai stock exchange in which they announce their intention to place new orders for additional Airbus-aircraft.

The first airline is Air China, which is set to order fifteen A350-900s. The new widebodies are scheduled to be delivered between 2030 and 2032. Today, the airline already operates 28 of the type.

Shenzhen Airlines, which is partially owned by Air China, is committing to 40 A320neos. These are planned for delivery between 2029 and 2032. It currently operates 35 A320neos.

Lastly, Hainan Airlines announced it will be placing an order for 40 A320neo-family aircraft. The new Airbuses are scheduled to be delivered between 2028 and 2032. Currently, the airline is operating seventeen A320neos and three A321neos.

These orders are not the first Chinese-orders for Airbus this year. Earlier, orders were placed by China Eastern, China Southern, Air China, and China Eastern again. Last year, Juneyao Airlines and Spring Airlines also placed orders for new Airbuses.

Airbus Updates No.4698

 

flynas firms up additional Airbus A330-900 and A321neo aircraft

Farnborough, United Kingdom, 22 July 2026 – flynas, Saudi Arabia's leading low-cost carrier, has agreed to acquire five additional A330-900 aircraft and 20 additional A321neo aircraft from Airbus. The agreement further strengthens the strategic partnership between Airbus and flynas and supports the airline's continued expansion across domestic, regional and long-haul markets.

The latest order increases flynas’ total commitment for the A330neo to 20 aircraft and brings its total commitment for the A321neo to 56 aircraft. With these additions, flynas continues to expand its all-Airbus fleet, bringing its total firm commitment to Airbus aircraft to 235.

flynas currently operates a fleet of 67 Airbus aircraft, comprising two A330-300s, four A320ceos and 61 A320neos. The airline continues to expand its network in response to growing demand for air travel in Saudi Arabia and beyond, supporting the Kingdom’s aviation growth ambitions.

Bander Almohanna, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of flynas, said: "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, while also strengthening our operational and expansion capabilities for flynas Syria," noting that the increase in confirmed aircraft orders will enhance the carrier's ability to access new markets and further reinforce flynas' role as a key logistics partner in advancing Saudi Arabia's position as a global tourism and travel hub, while also supporting the objectives of the Pilgrim Experience Program by facilitating access to the Two Holy Mosques, and contributing to increasing the aviation sector's overall capacity.

Almohanna added that increasing flynas' confirmed Airbus orders to 235 aircraft out of a total orderbook of 280 aircraft will further strengthen the airline's operational and expansion capabilities, enabling it to support the remarkable growth and transformation taking place across the Saudi economy, given the major tourism developments and global events that Saudi Arabia will host, including Expo 2030 and the FIFA World Cup 2034.

“This additional order from flynas highlights the continued appeal of Airbus’ latest-generation aircraft and reflects the strength of our partnership with one of the region’s fastest-growing airlines,” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business. “The A321neo and A330neo deliver outstanding efficiency, performance and passenger comfort, enabling airlines to grow sustainably while expanding their networks. We are delighted to support the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as it continues its ambitious aviation growth journey.”

The A321neo, the largest member of Airbus’ best-selling A320neo Family, offers segment-leading operating economics and extended range, enabling airlines to serve regional and medium-haul routes with greater flexibility. Compared with previous-generation aircraft, the A321neo delivers a reduction in fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions of at least 20%.

Powered by the latest-generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, the A330neo is designed to fly up to 8,100 nautical miles / 15,000 kilometres non-stop and reduces fuel burn, CO2 emissions and operating cost by 25% compared to previous-generation competitor aircraft.

Airbus Updates No.4697

 

BermudAir joins the Airbus family as the newest A220 customer

Farnborough, United Kingdom, 22 July 2026 – BermudAir, Bermuda’s hometown airline, has become a new A220 customer following the order of 10 A220-300 aircraft, marking the first ever Airbus order for the airline. The order was included in the Airbus order book in March as an undisclosed order. 

Unveiled during Farnborough Airshow, the addition of the A220 aircraft will enhance BermudAir’s fleet, offering new possibilities for route development and new destinations and becoming a new region of operations for the A220.

“The A220 is the ideal aircraft to support the next phase of BermudAir’s growth,” said Adam Scott, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of BermudAir. “Its exceptional range, operating economics and performance at constrained airports will allow us to connect more communities across Bermuda, the Caribbean and North America with direct, reliable and convenient air service. Just as importantly, the A220 offers an outstanding passenger experience. BermudAir has quickly established itself as the premier airline serving Bermuda and the Caribbean, supported by a differentiated onboard product and 70+ Net Promoter Score. The A220’s spacious, quiet and comfortable cabin is perfectly aligned with the experience our guests have come to expect from us.”

“BermudAir’s selection of the A220-300 validates the aircraft’s role as a tool for targeted regional development,” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business. “This agreement introduces the A220 to a distinct operational environment in the Atlantic and Caribbean, demonstrating how its efficiency supports tailored business models. We thank BermudAir for their trust in Airbus and look forward to supporting their network expansion.”

The A220-300 will feature a 135-seat three-class layout and will allow BermudAir to unlock non-stop routes and connect Atlantic and Caribbean destinations directly with scheduling flexibility. Delivering a 25% reduction in fuel burn and CO2 emissions per seat compared to previous-generation aircraft, the A220 brings world-class sustainability to the delicate island environments BermudAir serves.

This partnership marks another milestone for Airbus, embedding the A220 as a core asset in a brand-new region of operation and showcasing its ability to thrive in highly specialised regional and mainline markets.

Combining the longest range, lowest fuel consumption, the A220 is the most modern airliner in its size category, carrying between 100 up to 160 passengers on flights of up to 3,600 nautical miles (6,700 km). At the end of June 2026, 526 A220s had been delivered to more than 25 operators worldwide. The A220 historical order book stands at more than 1,100 orders, as of the end of June 2026.

Airbus Updates No.4696

 

Air Seychelles signs lease for two

A321XLRs

The first aircraft will be delivered in 2028. 

Air Seychelles is to lease a pair of Airbus A321XLRs from lessor SMBC Aviation Capital, as it looks to expand its fleet and network.

The two long-range narrowbodies are part of SMBC Aviation Capital’s existing orderbook, the lessor states. The first aircraft will be delivered to Air Seychelles in 2028.

“[The aircraft] is expected to play an important role in strengthening Seychelles’ position as a globally connected island destination by improving access to international markets and supporting the country’s tourism-driven economy,” the airline states.

Air Seychelles operates a pair of A320neos, as well as five De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter-400s.

Airline chief Sandy Benoiton says: “The addition of two Airbus A321XLR aircraft will provide us with the range and flexibility required to expand our network beyond our traditional regional footprint and connect Seychelles more directly with key international source markets.”

Airbus Updates No.4695

 

Shohin Airlines discloses order for four Airbus A320neo Family

Farnborough, United Kingdom, 21 July 2026 – Shohin Airlines, established in Dushanbe, Tajikistan as a private airline company, has disclosed an order for four Airbus A320neo Family aircraft, marking the first ever Airbus order for the airline. The agreement, which includes  two A320neo and two A321neo aircraft, was included in Airbus' end of June order book as an undisclosed order. 

Registered in June 2025, the airline aims to expand a wide route network and build a strong brand that represents Tajikistan on the global aviation stage. 

The A320neo aircraft will feature 176 seats and the A321neo will feature 196 seats in a dual class layout. These new aircraft will be helping the airline launch services to regional and global markets.

“The signing of our first contract with Airbus marks a milestone not only for Shohin Airlines, but also for the entire civil aviation sector of Tajikistan. The A320neo Family aircraft will form the backbone of our airline’s modern, efficient, and environmentally sustainable fleet. We are committed to providing our passengers with the highest standards of safety, comfort, and service quality while expanding Tajikistan’s international air connectivity. We are confident that our partnership with Airbus will provide a solid foundation for Shohin Airlines’ long-term growth and the successful implementation of our strategy to build a world-class airline,” said Zafar Ahmadzoda, Chief Executive Officer of Shohin Airlines.

“Welcoming a new customer to the Airbus family is always a proud moment, and we are honoured Shohin Airlines has chosen Airbus to power their historic launch.” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business. “We look forward to supporting Shohin Airlines’ vision to connect Tajikistan to the world. This agreement marks the beginning of a strong partnership, ensuring the airline sets a new regional standard for fleet optimisation, operational excellence, and passenger experience right from its start.”

The A320 Family is the world’s most popular single-aisle aircraft, having won more than 20,000 orders globally. The Family includes the largest member, the A321neo, offering unparalleled range and performance. The Family offers at least 20% fuel savings and CO₂ reduction compared to previous generation single-aisle aircraft, while maximising passenger comfort with one of the widest single-aisle cabins in the sky.

Airbus Updates No.4694

 

Philippine Airlines Orders Nine Additional Airbus A350-1000 Aircraft

FARNBOROUGH, UNITED KINGDOM — July 21, 2026 — Philippine Airlines (PAL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Airbus for the acquisition of nine additional A350-1000 aircraft, with purchase rights for five more, reinforcing the Philippine flag carrier's commitment to long-haul growth and fleet modernization.

The agreement was announced during the Farnborough International Airshow by Lucio C. Tan III, President and Chief Operating Officer of PAL Holdings, Inc., Richard Nuttall, President of Philippine Airlines, together with Lars Wagner, CEO of the Commercial Aircraft business at Airbus and Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Executive Vice President Sales of Airbus Commercial Aircraft.

The order will increase PAL's A350-1000 fleet and position the aircraft as the airline's flagship for long-haul operations. “The A350-1000 will continue to define the future of our international operations for many years to come,” said Lucio C. Tan III. “As the first and currently the only airline in Southeast Asia to operate the Airbus A350-1000, Philippine Airlines has experienced firsthand the aircraft's exceptional range, fuel efficiency, reliability, and passenger comfort. It has expanded our reach across North America, while delivering the world-class travel experience our customers deserve.”

PAL currently operates two Airbus A350-1000 on key long-haul routes, includingnonstop flights from Manila to New York and Toronto, and seven more from the batch ordered in 2023 are expected to be delivered by 2028.

“We are proud that PAL is strongly expanding its A350-1000 flagship fleet, flying the flag of the Philippines across the world,” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry. “This agreement marks an important milestone in deepening our partnership with Philippine Airlines. Being the long-range leader, the A350-1000 is the perfect platform for the airline to build its future long-haul network and meet continued growth, especially in competitive premium transpacific markets. We look forward to finalizing this new order soon.”

Configured in a three-class layout, PAL's A350-1000 offers a premium onboard experience featuring Business Class suites with privacy doors, a dedicated Premium Economy cabin, and an enhanced Economy Class product, complemented by the latest inflight entertainment and connectivity systems.

The aircraft also supports PAL's sustainability objectives. The A350-1000 incorporates advanced composite materials and next-generation aerodynamics, delivering significant reductions in fuel consumption and carbon emissions compared with previous-generation aircraft.

The purchase rights for five additional aircraft provide PAL with flexibility to support future fleet requirements and market opportunities.

PAL expects this second batch of Airbus A350-1000 orders to be delivered from 2034 to 2036.

Airbus Updates No.4693

 

SMBC Aviation Capital orders 100 Airbus A320neo Family aircraft

Farnborough, United Kingdom, 20 July 2026 - SMBC Aviation Capital, a leading global aviation finance platform, has placed a firm order for an additional 65 A321neo and 35 A320neo aircraft. The agreement was finalised at the Farnborough International Airshow.

"This significant new order will give our airline customers access to a continuous delivery pipeline of the latest technology A320neo family aircraft into the mid-2030s," said Peter Barrett, CEO of SMBC Aviation Capital. "We are pleased to build on the deep partnership we have established with Airbus over the last 25 years, and this latest order reflects our confidence in the long-term demand for the A320neo family. Today's announcement reflects SMBC Aviation Capital’s long-term commitment to supporting our airline customers, positioning us as the leading global aviation finance platform, ready to meet their ever-evolving needs."

“Our partnership with SMBC Aviation Capital goes from strength to strength. We are honoured to stand with SMBC Aviation Capital as they place this order for additional A320neo family aircraft - the world’s most leased and most traded aircraft making it the benchmark for airlines, lessors and investors alike”, said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business. “SMBC Aviation Capital’s investment reflects the global market appetite for the A320neo Family for the years to come as customers select the latest generation and most efficient aircraft to grow and renew fleets.”

SMBC Aviation Capital is already one of the largest customers for the A320 Family and together with its parent company Sumitomo Corporation, accounts for over 900 total commitments directly from Airbus for all Airbus aircraft types.

The A320 Family is the world’s most popular single-aisle aircraft, having won more than 20,200 orders globally. The Family includes the largest member, the A321neo, offering unparalleled range and performance. The Family offers at least 20% fuel savings and CO₂ reduction compared to previous generation single-aisle aircraft, while maximising passenger comfort with one of the widest single-aisle cabins in the sky.

Airbus Updates No.4692

 

Riyadh Air firms up order for six additional Airbus A350-1000 aircraft

Farnborough, United Kingdom, 20 July 2026 – Riyadh Air, the new premium international airline based in Saudi Arabia, has firmed up an order for six additional Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, increasing its total firm commitment for the type to 31 aircraft.

The agreement forms part of the airline's original commitment for up to 50 A350-1000s announced in 2025. Riyadh Air will become the first airline in Saudi Arabia to operate the A350-1000 and will use the aircraft to support its international growth ambitions and the Kingdom's Vision 2030 objectives.

"The firm-up of these additional aircraft reflects Riyadh Air's continued confidence in its growth trajectory and in the future of Saudi Arabia's aviation sector," said Adam Boukadida, Chief Financial Officer of Riyadh Air. "Increasing our A350-1000 commitment to 31 aircraft strengthens the foundation of our future network and supports our ambition to serve more than 100 global destinations by 2030 while delivering a premium guest experience."

"We are proud to deepen our partnership with Riyadh Air as it continues to build a pioneering carrier for the Kingdom,” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business. “This additional A350-1000 commitment reflects the airline's confidence in the aircraft's exceptional efficiency, range and passenger appeal. As Riyadh Air advances its ambitious growth plans, the A350-1000 will play an important role in supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 objectives and helping position the Kingdom as a leading international aviation hub."

The A350 is the world’s most modern widebody aircraft, designed to fly up to 9,700 nautical miles / 18,000 kilometres non-stop, setting new standards for intercontinental travel. The aircraft includes state-of-the-art technologies and aerodynamics delivering unmatched standards of efficiency and comfort. Its latest generation Rolls-Royce engines and use of lightweight materials bring a 25 per cent advantage in fuel burn, operating costs and carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, compared to previous generation competitor aircraft. The A350’s unique Airspace cabin offers passengers and crews the latest modern in-flight products for a comfortable flying experience.

At the end of June 2026, the A350 Family had won 1,595 firm orders from 68 customers worldwide, making it one of the most successful widebody aircraft ever.

Airbus Updates No.4691

 

Airbus A330	-243	1502		VN-A?	Sun PhuQuoc Airways	ferried 10jul26 ROW-GUS, N-reg for paint prior delivery	ex N291AY
Airbus A340	-642	630		N198N	TVPX AircraftSolutions	ferried 12jul26 SBD-CHR	ex ZS-SNI
Airbus A340	-642	846		D-AIHT	Universal Sky Carrier	ferried 18jul26 LETL-BZG, for part-out & scrap	ex F-WWCH
Airbus A350	-941	789		A6-EXY	Emirates	delivery 18jul26 TLS-FAB	ex F-WZFE
Airbus A380	-841	114		2-JAYN	Airbus	ferried 16jul26 LDE-SNN, for paint as an engine test aircraft, engine to be fitted in the no.2 position	ex EI-HKF
Airbus Canada A220	-300	55455		C-FHFN	Air Camda	delivery 18jul26 YMX-YHM
Airbus Canada A220	-300	55462		N344DU	Delta Air Lines	delivery 17jul26 BFM-MSP	ex C-GPJH

Airbus Updates No.4690

 

Airbus A320	-251N	13395		A6-ARL	Air Arabia	delivery 11jul26 TLS-SHJ	ex F-WWBX
Airbus A320	-251NCJ	13438		A6-RJO	Royal Jet	ferried 16jul26 TLS-BAL for CJ-config, regd T7-L438	ex F-WWDC
Airbus A321	-231	2730		RA-73339	S7 Airlines	delivery 10jul26 DME-MRV	ex VP-BER
Airbus A321	-231	7793		A6-	Etihad Airways	at OSR 17jul26, HA-reg prior delivery	ex HA-LXU
Airbus A321	-271N	8150		RP-C9932	Philippines Airlines	air-test at MNL 10jul26 prior return to svc	ex D-AZAN
Airbus A321	-251NX	12748		VN-A927	Sun PhuQuoc Airways	delivery 04jul26 DIA-HAN	ex A7-AJD
Airbus A321	-251NX	12887		HS-TOG	Thai International	delivery 16-17jul26 XFW-ASB-BKK	ex D-AZXE
Airbus A321	-251NX	12930		B-32PT	China Southern	delivery 14-15jul26 TLS-NQZ-CAN	ex F-WWIM
Airbus A321	-251NX	12931		9M-XVD	AirAsia	delivery 10-11jul26 XFW-CCU-KUL	ex D-AVZN
Airbus A321	-251NX	13020		9M-XVF	AirAsia	delivery 14-15jul26 XFW-CCU-KUL	ex D-AZAW
Airbus A321	-271NX	13091		HA-LDS	Wizz Air	delivery 20jul26 TLS-KTW	ex F-WWAI
Airbus A321	-251NX	13155		HS-TOI	Thai International	delivery 15-16jul26 XFW-ASB-BKK	ex D-AVXR
Airbus A321	-253NX	13221		N474AN	American Airlines	delivery 18jul26 XFW-PIT-VQQ	ex D-AXXW
Airbus A321	-251NX	13223		VT-NOH	IndiGo Airlines	delivery 11jul26 XFW-AUH-DEL	ex D-AZAE
Airbus A321	-271NX	13308		B-32RS	Juneyao Airlines	delivery 15-16jul26 XFW-NQZ-PVG	ex D-AXXH
Airbus A321	-252NX	13339		PH-AXU	KLM Royal Dutch Airlines	delivery 17jul26 XFW-AMS	ex D-AVXL
Airbus A321	-251NX	13551		D-AIOD	Lufthansa	delivery 16jul26 XFW-BUD	ex D-AVYR
Airbus A330	-243	906		EC-ORP	Wamos Air	air-test at LETL 20jul26 prior delivery	ex OE-IGO
Airbus A330	-302	1007		VH-QPM	Qantas	delivery 18jul26 SNN-LAX, all white	ex OH-LTN
Airbus A330	-243	1049		9XR-	RwandAir	delivery 17jul26 DOH-AMM	ex A4O-DC