Cathay Pacific has officially announced that it has placed a new order with Airbus for 32 Airbus A321NEOs exclusively which are meant to replace its aging A320 family fleet at its subsidiary carrier Dragonair.
The latter currently operates 8 A321s + 15 A320s built in the late 1990s and is in need of replacement hence the placement of this order.
The incremental order amount of 9 aircraft has been made to cater for growth into secondary cities in China, Thailand, India, Taiwan, Philippines and Vietnam where CX sees big opportunity to stimulate future demand as well as efficiently ward off threats stemming largely from mainland Chinese carriers.
Deliveries of the A321NEOs commence from 2020.
The latter currently operates 8 A321s + 15 A320s built in the late 1990s and is in need of replacement hence the placement of this order.
The incremental order amount of 9 aircraft has been made to cater for growth into secondary cities in China, Thailand, India, Taiwan, Philippines and Vietnam where CX sees big opportunity to stimulate future demand as well as efficiently ward off threats stemming largely from mainland Chinese carriers.
Deliveries of the A321NEOs commence from 2020.
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