Riyadh Air orders 60 new Airbus A321s before its launch in 2025
Riyadh Air revealed a deal to buy 60 Airbus A321neo single-aisle planes, at Wednesday's Future Investment Initiative (FII) 8th Edition Conference. Trending : MHRSD penalizes 568 violators of Domestic Workers Regulations
The multibillion-dollar purchase puts the airline in a strong position for efficient operations with the right aircraft mix to fulfill its network objectives of reaching 100 destinations by the year 2030 and is a major step toward its inaugural flight expected for the year 2025.
Riyadh Air CEO Tony Douglas and Airbus Commercial Aircraft CEO Christian Scherer attended a signing ceremony in Riyadh to finalize the order.
Riyadh Air continues to demonstrate its dedication to sustainability through its operation of a fleet that is both modern and fuel-efficient, as evidenced by its most recent purchase, which brings the total number of aircraft on order to 132.
With great excitement, Yasir Al-Rumayyan, Chairman of Riyadh Air and Governor of the Public Investment Fund (PIF), announced, "This deal highlights the airline’s ambitious plans in advance of next year’s launch as it develops a comprehensive international network and sets Riyadh as a major strategic global airline hub." Most Viewed : Neom's Sindalah opens its doors
According to Tony Douglas: "This order will not only help us to support economic growth in the aviation industry, while it will also ensure Riyadh Air maintains one of the most sustainable aircraft in the industry, playing an essential part in helping Saudi Arabia reach its net-zero emissions goals."
"We are proud to welcome Riyadh Air as a new Airbus customer," commented Christian Scherer on the cooperation. Airline operations would be greatly enhanced and passengers comfort will be enhanced by the newest generation of A321neo aircraft.
With state-of-the-art digital technologies and entertainment systems, Riyadh Air seeks to offer an innovative experience for its passengers, guaranteeing first-rate cabin interior design. Recommend : The Mukaab, World's largest building is under construction in Riyadh
In order to facilitate diversification of the economy, this effort is in line with PIF's aim to localize promising industries.
As a major international airport, Riyadh Air will help bring tourists to the historical sites, botanical gardens, and other cultural landmarks of Saudi Arabia.
By expanding air travel alternatives, improving freight capacity, and increasing international passenger traffic, the airline is expected to play a pivotal role in facilitating the Saudi National Transport and Logistics Strategy and the National Tourism Strategy. Join Saudi Expats News channel on WhatsApp
Riyadh Air orders 60 new Airbus A321s before its launch in 2025