US EditionAbra Group Announces Robust Fleet Plan with Addition of up to Seven A330neo Widebodies and 50 Additional A320neo Narrowbodies
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Abra Group Announces Robust Fleet Plan with Addition of up to Seven A330neo Widebodies and 50 Additional A320neo Narrowbodies
Abra Group continues to strengthen its position as the airline with the largest and most modern fleet order book in Latin America. Abra has added 50 Airbus...
Abra Group orders an additional 50 A320neos
Latin American company Abra Group, which owns Avianca and GOL, has exercised options for a further 50 Airbus A320neos, bringing its total order for this model to 138 units, scheduled for delivery by 2032. This latest order, plus 96 Boeing 737 Max aircraft, will give Abra a portfolio of 234 narrowbody aircraft in the coming years. The first A320neo from this expanded order, featuring the advanced Airspace cabin, is expected to be integrated into …
Abra Group orders 188 Airbus jets
Abra Group has confirmed an order for 188 Airbus aircraft to increase connectivity across the Americas and Europe. The move supports its plan to meet rising travel demand and strengthen its position in key markets. To enhance long-haul capability, Abra has agreed to acquire up to seven Airbus A330neo aircraft. These aircraft will be deployed across the Group’s airlines depending on market and financial needs. The A330neo offers 14% lower fuel us…
Abra Group, the parent company that groups companies such as Avianca and Gol airlines, has signed agreements with the leasing firm Avolon Aerospace for the lease of five Airbus A330-900neo aircraft, as reported by the company in a statement. Likewise, the company has signed a letter of intent with Avolon to lease two additional Airbus A330-900neo that would be added to the five that will be delivered, predictably, in 2026. Aircraft can be operat…
The Anglo-Latin American group is continuing the expansion and modernization of its Avianca and GOL fleets thanks to a large order for Airbus aircraft, combining long-haul aircraft (up to 7 A330neo) and 50 A320neo monocouloirs. Abra Group, a UK-based company and parent company of Avianca (Colombia) and Gol Linhas Aéreas (GOL, Brazil), has formalized a new order for Airbus aircraft to strengthen its intercontinental capabilities and improve passe…
The Abra Group, owner of Avianca and Gol, has announced the request for up to seven Airbus A330neo wide fuselage aircraft, and the signing of another 50 Airbus A320neo aircraft, in order to use them for new routes and new medium- and long-range destinations in the Americas and Europe. The owner of Avianca has to date a portfolio of orders for narrow fuselage aircraft of 88 Airbus A320neo and 96 Boeing 737 Max aircraft, so Airbus A320neo will tot…
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