Cebu Pacific of the Philippines has placed a
firm order with Airbus for seven more A320 aircraft. The latest
contract increases the carrier's A320 family order backlog to 22
aircraft, scheduled for delivery between the last quarter of 2010
and 2014.
Powered by CFM 56 engines, the new aircraft will
join an existing A320 Family fleet flying on the low cost
carrier's extensive domestic and regional route network.
"The A320 Family offers the right combination of low operating
costs, fast turnaround times and high levels of passenger
comfort," said Lance Gokongwei, Cebu Pacific President and CEO.
"These features have enabled us to offer a high-quality,
value-based product to our passengers, which we will bring to more
destinations and more markets across the region as our fleet
continues to grow."
Manila-based Cebu Pacific currently
operates 21 aircraft from the A320 Family, with an average age for
the fleet of just 2.8 years. The carrier currently flies to 33
domestic destinations and 14 cities across the Asian region.
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