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Wed, Nov 02, 2011

JetBlue Signs For 40 A320neo Aircraft

Deal Also Upgrades Earlier A320 Orders To A321

Airbus reports that JetBlue Airways has finalized its firm order for 40 A320neo planes, solidifying a deal previously announced at the Paris Air Show in June. The airline has not yet announced its engine selection. The contract also converts 30 pre-existing JetBlue orders for A320s to the larger A321 with Sharklets. In total, JetBlue currently has 40 A320neo aircraft, 30 A321s and 22 A320s on order.

"Environmental obligations and higher oil prices demand that our industry continues to optimize its equipment and operations, and the A320neo will allow JetBlue to do just that," said John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer Customers. "This new order for the A320neo demonstrates that the leadership of the airline knows a good thing when they see it and knows it will benefit their business and their customers."

FMI: www.airbus.com ; www.jetblue.com

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