AerCap has delivered the first of ten new Airbus A321neo aircraft to Thai Airways International, marking a key milestone in the airline’s fleet modernisation programme.
The remaining nine aircraft are scheduled for delivery through 2028 under lease agreements with AerCap. Both companies highlighted their long-standing partnership, dating back to the mid-1990s, and emphasised that the fuel-efficient A321neo will support THAI’s operational efficiency, sustainability goals and global competitiveness by reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions while enhancing passenger reliability.
This post was published on 28 December 2025 18:48
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