Turkey’s Pegasus Airlines has ordered up to 100 A320neo-family aircraft, in the process becoming a new Airbus customer.
The second largest airline in Turkey, the order comprises 75 firm orders for 58 A320neo and 17 A321neo models. In a joint statement Airbus and Pegasus said the order was the largest placed by a Turkish airline.
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The new aircraft will be used to further the airline’s expansion plans within Turkey, Europe and the Middle East.
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