Saudi low-cost airline flynas took delivery of its 61st Airbus A320neo at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh in early January 2026. It is the airline’s first aircraft featuring its next-generation cabin.
The airline said the aircraft introduces updated seat designs and cabin fittings, including USB-A and USB-C charging ports offering 60 watts of power, larger tray tables and smart-device holders. Premium seating also features additional legroom and adjustable headrests, according to a press release on the flynas website.
The cabin has overhead storage bins that are 40% larger than those in the existing fleet configuration, improving cabin baggage capacity and helping speed up boarding.
The delivery brings flynas’ A320neo fleet to 61 aircraft within a total fleet of 67 Airbus aircraft, including four A320ceos and two wide-body A330neos.
In 2024, flynas increased its total Airbus orders to 280 aircraft, comprising 30 wide-body aircraft and 250 A320-family aircraft, supporting its target of a 160-aircraft fleet by 2030. The airline currently operates 156 routes to more than 80 domestic and international destinations in 38 countries, with over 2,000 weekly flights.
To read the flynas announcement, click here.
