Saudi Arabia – flynas has placed a firm order with aircraft manufacturer Airbus for five additional A330-900s and 20 additional A321neos, increasing its firm Airbus commitment to 235 aircraft.
- The order increases flynas’ total A330neo commitment to 20 aircraft and its A321neo commitment to 56 aircraft.
- Airbus identified flynas’ current Airbus fleet as 67 aircraft, comprising:
- 2x A330-300s
- 4x A320ceos
- 61x A320neos
- flynas said the additional aircraft will support growth across its six Saudi operating bases and strengthen the planned expansion of flynas Syria. The carrier announced Al-Qassim as its sixth Saudi base in June 2026, following the addition of Abha earlier in the year.
- flynas signed an agreement with the Syrian General Authority of Civil Aviation and Air Transport in February 2026 to establish flynas Syria as a commercial airline operating under applicable Syrian aviation regulations.
- The airline’s training relationship with Airbus also expanded in April 2026, when flynas selected the manufacturer to implement Evidence-Based Training and provide its Mobile Airbus Training experience digital platform across the carrier’s pilot-training programme.
Statements
- “This step is aimed at ensuring the sustainable growth of the flynas fleet over the coming years to support the continued expansion of our six operating bases across the Kingdom, while also strengthening our operational and expansion capabilities for flynas Syria,” said Bander Almohanna, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director at flynas.
- “This additional order from flynas highlights the continued appeal of Airbus’ latest-generation aircraft and reflects the strength of our partnership with one of the region’s fastest-growing airlines,” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Executive Vice President Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business at Airbus.
Source: Airbus
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