A rapid phase-in for Saudi Arabian Airlines’ A330-300 Regional jetliners
Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) is quickly building up its A330-300 Regional jetliner fleet, receiving ten aircraft during 2016 from a total of 20 on order. After Saudia’s initial A330-300 Regional delivery earlier this summer, two more were provided by Airbus in August, along with seven others before year-end.
Saudia is leasing the A330-300 Regional fleet from International Air Finance Corporation (IAFC). These aircraft are joining the national carrier of Saudi Arabia’s current A330-300 and A320 Family jetliners to boost capacity on some of its most in-demand regional/domestic routes.
The A330-300 Regional is Airbus’ latest A330 family member, optimized for flights out to distances of 2,700 nm. – covering short- to medium-haul routes with up to five hours’ flight time.
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Saudi Arabian Airlines took delivery of its first A330-300 Regional. The national carrier of Saudi Arabia has ordered 20 A330-300 Regionals, which are specially optimised for regional and domestic operations, and will boost capacity on Saudi Arabian Airlines’ most in-demand routes
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National carrier Saudi Arabian Airlines became launch customer for the A330-300 Regional as it took delivery of its first of this A330 Family aircraft version – a new member of Airbus’ versatile and successful widebody product line