Saudi Arabian Airlines Signs Contract With Airbus for A320 Aircrafts

Saudi Arabian Airlines has signed a contract with Airbus for 22 A320 aircrafts, as part of its fleet modernization plan.

The new contract follows the memorandum of understanding that has been signed by both the companies, which allows the airline company to increase the order by eight further A320s. The contract reflects a period of rapid expansion of the aviation market in the region, with Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) experiencing unprecedented demand for air travel.

Khalid al Molhem, director general of Saudi Arabian Airlines, said: “The Airbus A320 is the right aircraft for our ambitious fleet renewal plans. The aircraft combines operational efficiency as well as cabin comfort for our customers, and will enable Saudia to meet rising passenger demand and expectations.”