Saudi Arabia’s flynas To Buy 30 New Planes

One of the Middle East’s low-cost airlines, flynas, has extended its business with Airbus. The Saudi Arabia-based carrier has ordered 30 new A320neo aircraft, taking the total order with Airbus to 120 A320neo planes, 10 of which are A321XLRs. The new agreement was inked at the ongoing Paris Air Show. flynas’ entire fleet consists of Airbus aeroplanes, and it was the first carrier in Saudi Arabia to acquire the A320neo. Presently, it operates 32 A320neos, 12 A320ceos and 4 A330-300s.