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Avolon Orders 250 Airbus and Boeing Planes

The deal includes 140 Boeing 737 MAX jets and 110 Airbus aircraft, and Avolon said it can add 100 more Airbus planes.

  • On October 9, 2026, Dublin-based Avolon confirmed a firm order for 110 Airbus aircraft, comprising 35 A330-900 widebodies and 75 A320neo Family jets.
  • Global leasing giant Avolon simultaneously agreed to order 140 Boeing aircraft, bringing its total on-order fleet to 749 planes, supplementing the 561 aircraft it currently owns.
  • Avolon CEO Andy Cronin noted strong demand for new-technology aircraft, stating these orders "enhance our ability to support the future fleet requirements of our airline customers."
  • The agreement includes an option to purchase 100 additional unspecified Airbus jets, subject to approval by China's Bohai Leasing Ltd expected by the end of this month.
  • Avolon cements its position as the leading lessor for the A330-900, having purchased 114 of the type, while its total A320neo Family order book has risen to 650.
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Lessor Avolon orders 250 Boeing, Airbus jets with option for 100 more

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Avolon, the third largest aircraft rental company in the world, has just signed a firm order for 110 aircraft, A330neo and A320neo family aircraft. Based in Dublin, the company is strengthening its...

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On Friday, October 9, Avolon, a global aircraft rental giant, placed an order for 110 aircraft at Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer based in Toulouse. Here are the details.

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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