flynas receives two A320neos, retires final four A320ceo aircraft
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Background ✨
flynas took delivery of additional A320neos through 2026, including aircraft on 03-Aug-2026 and 10-Sep-2026, with the Aug unit powered by LEAP-1A26 engines.1 2 It also used social media to highlight delivery of an A320neo featuring its next generation cabin, taking its reported fleet total to 68 at that time.3 Separately, flynas ordered five A330neos and 20 A321neos, lifting its Airbus orderbook to 235 aircraft when its in-service fleet stood at 67.4