Avolon Signs Firm Order for 110 Airbus Aircraft
Global aircraft lessor Avolon has placed a firm commitment for 110 Airbus aircraft comprising 35 A330-900 widebodies and 75 A320neo family jets, with options for 100 more.












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Global aircraft lessor Avolon has placed a firm commitment for 110 Airbus aircraft comprising 35 A330-900 widebodies and 75 A320neo family jets, with options for 100 more.
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