Garuda Indonesia has finalised an order for 15 Airbus A320s and 10 A320neos, following a MoU for the buy signed at this year’s Paris Airshow.
The aircraft will be operated by Garuda subsidiary Citilink, with engine selection to be made a later date.
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In other neo news, lessor CIT Aerospace has signed a firm order for 50 A320neos, following on from an MoU signed by parent company CIT Group at this year’s Paris Airshow.
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