Cathay Pacific to order up to 32 Airbus jets
Civil Aviation Resources Network, August 10, 2023 news: Cathay Pacific Group announced today that it plans to order up to 32 Airbus A321neo and A320neo aircraft, continue to invest in fleet expansion and actively modernize the fleet, and strengthen the network connection of Hong Kong's international aviation hub. In total, the group will take delivery of up to more than 70 new aircraft.
The new aircraft is expected to be delivered before the end of 2029, and will join the fleets of Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong Express respectively, mainly serving mainland China and other Asian destinations.
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Lin Shaobo, Chief Executive Officer of Cathay Pacific Group, said: "We are committed to investing in the long-term future of the Group and Hong Kong's international aviation hub, and in line with the rapid growth of the hub as the three-runway system is about to come into operation.
"Currently, Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong Express each operate these Airbus aircraft, which will help us provide customers with a wider flight network covering Mainland China and Asia.
"We are committed to being one of the world's pre-eminent service brands and are committed to continuing to invest in enhancing the customer experience. The new aircraft is equipped with new advanced technologies to provide our passengers with a quieter, more comfortable and more fuel-efficient journey. "
The Cathay Pacific Group ordered 32 A321neo aircraft in 2017 and has already taken delivery of 13 of them. The order is planned to add up to 32 more single-aisle Airbus aircraft to the Group's fleet.