Aviation Capital Group orders 75 A320neo Family aircraft
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Airbus also secured large A320neo-family commitments from other lessors, including AerCap's 23 A320neo and 77 A321neo order for 2028-2034 deliveries, alongside a LEAP-1A engine leasing deal via its Shannon Engine Support JV with Safran Aircraft Engines from 2Q20261. China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings ordered 30 A320neo with variant conversion rights for delivery through 20332, while CDB Aviation/CDB Leasing agreed to buy 80 A320neo-family aircraft for 2030-2032 delivery3.