EVA Air of Taiwan has become a new operator of
Airbus single aisle aircraft following the delivery on Wednesday
of its first A321.
The aircraft is being leased from Aviation
Capital Group (ACG) and is the first of 12 A321s ordered by the US
lessor.
EVA currently plans to introduce 12 leased A321s
into its fleet between now and end-2014 for operation on regional
routes.
The airline has specified a two-class layout
for the aircraft seating 184 passengers.
EVA’s A321 fleet will be powered by CFM International CFM56 engines.
"We are
delighted to take delivery of our brand new Airbus A321,” said
Chang Kuo Wei, EVA Air President. “The innovation and outstanding
reliability offered by the A321 match EVA’s commitment to provide
the best experience to our passengers. The aircraft will also
enable us to enhance our profit potential as a result of lower
operating costs.”
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