Lao Airlines, the national carrier of Laos, has
signed a contract with Airbus for the purchase of two A320
aircraft, becoming a new Airbus customer.
The aircraft will be operated by Lao Airlines on
routes linking Vientiane to key destinations in South East Asia,
including Bangkok and Singapore.
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the aircraft will feature a two class layout seating
126 passengers in the main cabin and 16 in Business Class.
"The A320 will see Lao Airlines introduce a new level of premium
service as we expand our international route network," said Somphone Douangdara, President of Lao Airlines. "In addition to
the highest standards of in-flight comfort, Lao Airlines will also benefit from the extremely low operating costs offered by these
modern, fuel-efficient aircraft."
The A320 Family includes the A318, A319, A320
and A321 models.
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