Juneyao Airlines, a Shanghai-based
privately-owned carrier has taken delivery of the 50th aircraft
assembled at Airbus’ Final Assembly Line in China (FALC).
“We are pleased to take delivery of the 50th
aircraft assembled at FALC to further enhance our all Airbus
fleet,” said Wang Junjin, Chairman of Juneyao Airlines. “Our
highly reliable A320 Family fleet has demonstrated excellent
performance while keeping operational costs low.”
Currently Juneyao operates two A319s and 17
A320s.
“We are proud that the A320 Family plays an
important role in the growth of Juneyao Airlines,” said Laurence
Barron, Airbus China President. “The 50th delivery is a major
milestone for FALC. Airbus will continue providing the best
products and services to its Chinese customers.”
The FALC is a joint venture between Airbus and a
Chinese consortium comprising Tianjin Free Trade Zone and China
Aviation Industry Corporation. Since the first delivery of a FALC
assembled A320 Family aircraft to Sichuan Airlines in 2009, 50
A320 Family aircraft, of which seven are A319s and 43 A320s,
including the latest delivered to Juneyao Airlines, have been
delivered by Airbus in Tianjin to nine Chinese Airlines.
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