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easyJet exercises the option for 35 A-319 airplanes for 2011-2012

Milan, Italy - The airline's fleet increases

"easyJet announces today to have reached an agreement with Airbus to exercise an option on 35 Airbus A-319 aircraft that will be delivered in the period 2011-2012. Airbus has already delivered 105 A-319 airplanes to the carrier. The today's announcement brings the airline to 120 orders confirmed to Airbus, for a worth of over USD 7 billion and it has right options for further 88 aircraft. 105...

fra/pec - 1075940
Rome, Italy, 06/25/2007 15:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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