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Media In / Riyadh 5 June 2018
Saudi Arabia’s third-largest airline, Adil Airlines, has announced the entry of a new fleet and the arrival of all eight aircraft under the recently concluded A320 CEO.
The plane, dubbed “The Party,” arrived at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah recently from France and features a single class cabin with 186 seats.
Airbus Chief Executive Officer Adele Kon Corvates said the initial agreement for the acquisition of eight Airbus aircraft is the first brick and base for the company’s fleet and has contributed significantly to the launch and growth of operations. The fleet is expected to increase to 11 aircraft By 2018 and between 25 and 50 aircraft by 2023, which will contribute to the provision of more seat capacity on the internal sector, and enables the company to expand operating by opening new destinations, in addition to increasing the number of flights between existing destinations.
Saudi Arabia’s third-largest airline, Adil Airlines, has announced the entry of a new fleet and the arrival of all eight aircraft under the recently concluded A320 CEO.
The plane, dubbed “The Party,” arrived at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah recently from France and features a single class cabin with 186 seats.
Airbus Chief Executive Officer Adele Kon Corvates said the initial agreement for the acquisition of eight Airbus aircraft is the first brick and base for the company’s fleet and has contributed significantly to the launch and growth of operations. The fleet is expected to increase to 11 aircraft By 2018 and between 25 and 50 aircraft by 2023, which will contribute to the provision of more seat capacity on the internal sector, and enables the company to expand operating by opening new destinations, in addition to increasing the number of flights between existing destinations.
