AviLease, the global aircraft lessor headquartered in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has announced an initial order for 10 Airbus A350F freighters and 30 aircraft from the A320neo Family.
The company said the agreement includes a clause allowing the number of aircraft to be raised in the future to 22 A350F and 55 A320neo aircraft, as part of its plans to expand its fleet and meet the needs of airlines, according to a press release published on the Airbus website.
The A320neo is a single-aisle aircraft widely used on regional flights, featuring newer engines and technologies that reduce fuel consumption.
The A350F, meanwhile, is designed for heavy cargo, featuring a large main-deck cargo door and a design that allows standard containers and pallets to be loaded. The aircraft is among those that meet the enhanced carbon emissions standards to be applied by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in 2027.
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