Tuesday, 21 July 2026

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.

Monday, 20 July 2026

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

Airbus Updates No.4689

Airbus A320 -232 3033  YU-APU Air Serbia delivery 14jul26 SQQ-BEG ex 9H-ANQ
 Airbus A320 -233 3378  LZ-MDI Fly2Sky posn 11-12jul26 SOF-JEF-BGR-MIA prior wet-ease ops for? ex 9H-FSM
 Airbus A320 -232 3543  ER-00014 Fly One first in svc 14jul16 EVN-FCO-EVN ex EK-FOB
 Airbus A320 -232 3547  4R-EXQ Fits Air ferried 16-17jul26 CMB-HHRG-LDE on return to lessor ex OE-IOM
 Airbus A320 -214 3857  VQ-CCQ Banc of America Leasing ferried 13-14jul26 CGK-GUM-MAJ-HNL-TUS ex RP-C4160
 Airbus A320 -232 4308  OE-ILX Cleodell Ltd regd 16jul26, in storage at PRG ex 9H-MLS
 Airbus A320 -232 4628  LY-NVM Banc of America Leasing up for sale at CDT since since mid-July by Bellinger Asset Mngt without egines ex LY-LGD
 Airbus A320 -214 4745  VQ-CDN Aviation Capital Group ferried 12-13jul26 KUL-MCT-HRG-NQY ex PK-AZY
 Airbus A320 -233 4828  N506VL Volaris ferried 13jul26 MEX-PHX-P08, for part-out & scrap ex F-WWIJ
 Airbus A320 -216 6015  A6-AQT Air Arabia delivery 10jul26 KUL-SHJ ex VT-ATF
 Airbus A320 -271N 8896  TC-LBZ AJet air-test 14jul26 at SAW prior svc entry ex VT-IZZ
 Airbus A320 -271N 9215  VT-IJU IndiGo Airlines ferried14jul26 BLR-JED-CDT on return to lessor ex D-AVVQ
 Airbus A320 -271N 10899  N957NK Eirtech Aviation ferried 15-16jul26 GYR-BGR-SNN ex F-WZMR
 Airbus A320 -251N 13280  VP-BTF AZAL Azerbaijan Airlines delivery 17jul26 XFW-GYD ex D-AUBT
 Airbus A320 -251N 13319  G-TTSK British Airways delivery 10jul26 TLS-LHR ex F-WWIE
 Airbus A320 -251N 13321  VT-IOT IndiGo Airlines delivery 14jul26 TLS-AUH-DEL ex F-WWBG
 Airbus A320 -251N 13322  VT-IOQ IndiGo Airlines delivery 16-17jul26 XFW-AUH-DEL ex D-AUBQ
 Airbus A320 -251N 13360  B-32SC China Eastern delivery 13juk26 TSN-PVG ex B-007X
 Airbus A320 -252N 13367  F-HXIE Transavia France delivery 14-15jul26 TSN-ALA-ORY ex B-005A
 Airbus A320 -251N 13388  A4O-OVJ Salam Air delivery 13jul26 TLS-MCT ex F-WWTV

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Thursday, 9 July 2026

Airbus Updates No.4688

 

US-Bangla Airlines wet leases an A320-200

US-Bangla Airlines (BS, Dhaka) has begun wet leasing an A320-200 from BBN Airlines Thailand (TZ, Bangkok Don Mueang), the start-up ACMI specialist announced in a social media post. According to ADS-B data, HS-SXA (msn 5089) began operating under the "UBG" callsign on June 24, 2026.

The aircraft was repositioned from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to Dhaka on June 23. Since entering service with US-Bangla Airlines, HS-SXA has operated flights from Dhaka to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi, Malé, Singapore Changi, and Sharjah.

Before its current engagement, the 14.3-year-old Airbus narrowbody operated for Thai VietJetAir from December 2025, when BBN Airlines Thailand launched commercial operations, until April 2026.

US-Bangla Airlines also continues to wet lease a B737-800 from BBN Airlines Indonesia (0B, Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta), a sister company of BBN Airlines Thailand under Avia Solutions Group. In addition, the carrier wet leases an ATR72-500 from NovoAir and a B737-200(F) from SkyAir, while wet leasing out one of its ATR72-600s to Air Astra, according to ch-aviation data.

The airline's in-house fleet comprises 17 aircraft: three A330-300s, ten ATR72-600s, and four B737-800s.

Airbus Updates No.4687

 

UK's Global Airlines refocuses A380 hopes on Maldives

Global Airlines (London City) has revised its launch plans and will now aim to serve the Maldives when it resumes operations. Chief executive James Asquith said the carrier aims to return to service "certainly this year", or before Christmas 2026, after its sole A380-800, 9H-GLOBL (msn 120), completes a heavy maintenance check. The aircraft, operated for Global by Hi Fly Malta, was parked at Dresden after the last of its grand total of four passenger flight in May 2025, before being ferried to Lourdes/Tarbes two months later. Asquith attributed the delay to MRO capacity constraints.

The start-up also plans to acquire another A380-800 to expand transatlantic operations. Global Airlines does not hold an air operator's certificate.

Airbus Updates No.4686

 

GOL takes first wet-leased A330-200

GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes (G3, São Paulo Congonhas) has taken delivery of its first A330-200 in its own livery, wet leased from sister company Wamos Air, also part of Abra Group.

The arrival of the aircraft, EC-NBN (msn 818) came ahead of the launch of GOL’s new Rio de Janeiro International-New York JFK service on July 8.

The aircraft is configured with 280 seats and represents GOL’s introduction to the widebody segment as it prepares to receive its five in-house A330-900Ns in the near future. Until now, GOL’s strategy had centred around a narrowbody Boeing B737 fleet.

GOL operates a fleet of 144 aircraft, comprising twelve B737-700s, fifty-seven B737-8s, sixty-six B737-800s, and nine B737-800(BCF)s.

Airbus Updates No.4685

 

Philippine Airlines weighs split A350, B787 order - report

Philippine Airlines (PR, Manila Ninoy Aquino International) plans to split an order for widebody aircraft between Boeing and Airbus, according to a Bloomberg report. Unnamed sources told the news agency that the carrier is preparing a firm order for about ten B787s and ten A350s.

The airline reportedly plans to announce the deal at the Farnborough International Airshow in late July 2026. The final composition of the order, however, remains subject to change as the carrier finalises the details.

Commenting on the report, Philippine Airlines' chief operating officer Carlu Fernandez told local outlet InsiderPH: "No final decision here yet. We're still in the process." The OEMs declined to comment to Bloomberg.

Philippine Airlines has not placed a direct Boeing order since 2007, when it ordered six B777-300ERs to replace its B747-400 fleet. The airline last ordered widebody aircraft in 2023, when it signed for nine A350-1000s with options for three additional aircraft.

The future Oneworld member operates a fleet of eighteen A321-200s, six A321-200Ns, two A321-200NX, eleven A330-300s, two A350-1000s, two A350-900s, and ten B777-300ERs. Regional subsidiary PAL Express (2P, Manila Ninoy Aquino International) operates nineteen A320-200s, four A321-200s, and eleven DHC-8-Q400s.

Bond offering

Separately, Philippine Airlines has priced an inaugural USD300 million five-year senior unsecured guaranteed bond carrying a 7.75% coupon, according to a company press release and a regulatory filing by parent PAL Holdings. The notes will be issued through wholly owned subsidiary Primero Agila Limited and are expected to settle on July 16, 2026.

Philippine Airlines and Air Philippines Corporation, which operates as PAL Express, will unconditionally and irrevocably guarantee the notes. They will be listed on the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited.

According to the airline, the offering generated orders exceeding USD1.4 billion, representing an oversubscription of approximately 4.5 times.

PAL Holdings president Lucio C. Tan III said the transaction would allow the airline "to strengthen our network and continue to elevate the travel experience for our customers."

Airbus Updates No.4684

 

Airbus A321 -251NX 12731  VN-A920 Sun PhuQuoc Airways delivery 01jul26 DIA-HAN ex A7-AJC
 Airbus A321 -251NX 12970  HZ-ASAP Saudi Arabian Airlines delivery 06jul26 XFW-JED ex D-AZAJ
 Airbus A321 -271NX 13022  N54561 United Airlines delivery 02jul26 BFM-TPA ex F-WZKG
 Airbus A321 -253NY 13041  HZ-ASBBB Saudi Arabian Airlines delivery 02jul26 TLS-JED ex F-WWSV
 Airbus A321 -271NX 13076  HA-LDR Wizz Air delivery 07jul26 TLS-BUD ex F-WWSD
 Airbus A321 -271NX 13143  N24573 United Airlines delivery 01jul26 BFM-TPA ex F-WZKZ
 Airbus A321 -271NX 13191  VN-A201 Vietjet Air delivery 30un-01jul26 XFW-NQZ-SGN ex D-AVZE
 Airbus A321 -271NX 13285  CC-DIZ JetSmart delivery 01-02jul26 XFW-KEF-BGR-PTY-SCL “Escalandrun Tiger Shark” ex D-AZXF
 Airbus A321 -217NX 13298  TC-LRG Turkish Airlines delivery 03jul26 XFW-ISL ex D-AVYY
 Airbus A321 -271NX 13320  VN-A203 Vietjet Air delivery 30jun-01jul26 XFW-NQZ-SGN ex F-WWSK
 Airbus A321 -251NX 13329  B-32SF China Eastern delivery 01jul26 TSN-PVG ex B-007U
 Airbus A321 -252NX 13356  PH-YHG Transavia delivery 01jul26 TLS-AMS ex F-WWSH
 Airbus A330 -243 1069  PR-AHC Azul Linhas Aéreas ferried 03jul26 VCP-MZJ ex N282AY
 Airbus A330 -243 1288  HL8768 Pirata Air ferried 04jul26 ERF-AMS, OE-reg prior delivery & paint ex OE-LWT
 Airbus A350 -1041 791  B-58553 StarLux Airlines delivery 04jul26 TLS-TPE ex F-WZNI
 Airbus A350 -941 793  TC-LHL Turkish AIrlines delivery 02Jul26 TLS-IST ex F-WZGU
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55443  YR-DUN Animawings delivery 03-04jul26 YMX-KEF-OTP ex C-FTWU
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55450  C-FHBT Air Canada delivery 30jun26 YMX-YHM 
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55454  N343DU Delta Air Lines delivery 30jun26 BFM-MSP ex C-GPVF
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55459  N270BZ Breeze Airways delivery 01jul26 BFM-TPA ex C-GPYG

Airbus Updates No.4683

 Airbus A319 -132 2355  OE-IBE Willis Lease regd 07jul26 at MME ex YU-APD
 Airbus A320 -232 3033  YU-APU Air Serbia ferried 03jul26 WOE-SQQ, 9H-reg after paint prior delivery ex 9H-ANQ
 Airbus A320 -232 3066  9H-ANX AerCap delivery 03jul26 ATH-SQQ ex SX-DVH
 Airbus A320 -233 4741  9H-REU Valetta AirIines ferried 07-08jul26 AUA-YUL-KEF-VNO after Aruba Airlines wet-lease ops ex OE-IHY
 Airbus A320 -232 4931  N530XT Gryphon Trading regd 30jun26, ferried 09jul26 ASP-CNS ex VH-X3R
 Airbus A320 -232 5093  2-JJPC GA Telesis-LIFT ferried 24-25jun26 TNA-ALA-TBS-MLA, for MedSky Airlines ex JA01JJ
 Airbus A320 -214 6347  LY-MAU Heston Airlines posn 01jul26 VNO-AMS, Syrianair titl ex A7-LAA
 Airbus A320 -232 6455  7O-QAB FlyAden delivery 04jul26 AMM-ADE ex OE-IAO
 Airbus A320 -233 7088  T7-FBB MEA Middle East Airlines delivery 08-09jul26 MEX-YHZ-KEF-BEY ex XA-VLQ
 Airbus A320 -271N 11002  OE-IEC Eirtech Aviation regd 07jul26 at SNN, for Condor ex N960NK
 Airbus A320 -251N 13151  HZ-FBU Flyadeal delivery 08jul26 TLS-JED ex F-WWDN
 Airbus A320 -251N 13193  N913AV Avianca Colombia delivery 03jul26 TLS-YYR-MDE ex F-WWBK
 Airbus A320 -251N 13217  B-32S9 China West Air delivery 01-02jul26 TLS-NQZ-CKG ex F-WWIF
 Airbus A320 -271N 13246  9V-TNM Scoot delivery 30jun-01jul26 TLS-ATQ-SIN ex F-WWIT
 Airbus A320 -271N 13264  PS-LHP Latam Airlines Brasil delivery 01jul26 BFM-FOR-QSC ex F-WZMC
 Airbus A320 -271N 13266  CC-DOA JetSmart delivery 01jul26 BFM-SCL ex F-WZKT
 Airbus A320 -251N 13328  B-32RQ China Eastern delivery 30jun26 TSN-CTU ex B-007T
 Airbus A320 -271N 13365  B-50032 Tigerair Taiwan delivery 08-09jul26 TLS-RUH-SIN-TPE ex F-WWIZ
 Airbus A320 -251N 13380  B-32T5 Colorful Guizhou Airlines delivery 30jun-01jul26 TLS-SKD-KWE ex F-WWBQ
 Airbus A321 -251NX 12723  VN-A921 Sun PhuQuoc Airways delivery 04jul26 DIA-HAN ex A7-AJB

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