Greece’s AEGEAN Airlines Orders 30 Airbus Aircraft

Greece’s biggest airline, AEGEAN Airlines, has firmed up an order for the purchase of 10 A321neo and 20 A320neo aircraft.

The deal follows a Memorandum of Understanding which was signed in March 2018.

Currently, AEGEAN operates a fleet of 49 Airbus aircraft (37 A320s, 11 A321s and 1 A319).

Eftichios Vassilakis, Chairman of AEGEAN, said, “Our agreement with Airbus augments AEGEAN’s capacity for development along with a trusted, long standing partner. We invest in the bestselling A320neo Family to enhance our competitiveness and to further improve our service offering to our passengers. We believe in the ability of our people to excel in what they do and they deserve to have the best hardware for the job.”

Tom Enders, Airbus Chief Executive Officer, added, “AEGEAN Airlines is a great example of a resilient and superbly managed airline. It has weathered the country’s financial crisis and come out of it much stronger than before. Moreover, AEGEAN’s customer focus and attention to service excellence have made the company one of the most awarded airlines in terms of customer satisfaction.”

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