Riyadh Airlines seeks 34 more aircraft
Air Arabia Company, the national carrier of Saudi Arabia, has ordered an additional 34 aircraft from Boeing and Airbus to expand its global flight network and connect Riyadh with more than 100 destinations worldwide by 2030. The deal includes acquiring 28 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, of which 20 will be conversions from previous options to the Boeing 787-10 model, bringing the total order for this model to 67 aircraft. The company also placed an order for 6 Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, bringing its total orders for this model to 31. Additionally, there is a request for 60 Airbus A321 aircraft. These investments aim to develop a modern and efficient fleet, enhancing the capacity to connect Riyadh with more international destinations, supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 to diversify the economy and increase non-oil GDP, with expectations of creating over 200,000 jobs and boosting the national economy.
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