Tunisia’s leading private airline, Nouvelair, has taken a significant step towards modernizing its fleet. The latest venture sees the addition of two new narrowbody Airbus A320neo aircraft.
The aircraft, powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, were leased from BOC Aviation. Nouvelair becomes a new customer for the global aircraft lessor.
This lease arrangement marks a strategic move for Nouvelair as it aims to meet the increasing demands of its passengers. The addition also serves to strengthen its position in the North African aviation market.
The A320neo aircraft, known for their fuel efficiency and reduced carbon emissions, align perfectly with Nouvelair’s drive to environmental sustainability.
Paul Kent, Chief Commercial Officer at BOC Aviation welcomed aboard the new customer. “We are thrilled to welcome Nouvelair as a valued customer and support their growth in the region,” he said.
“These advanced aircraft will not only enhance Nouvelair’s operating efficiency. They will also provide a more comfortable and sustainable travel experience for their passengers.”
About Nouvelair
Nouvelair, established in 1989, has been a pioneer in Tunisia’s private aviation sector. With a network spanning over 40 destinations across three continents, the airline has become a popular choice for both domestic and international travelers.
The addition of the A320neo aircraft to Nouvelair’s fleet is a testament to the airline’s dedication to providing exceptional service and staying at the forefront of industry trends.
As Nouvelair continues to expand its operations, this partnership with BOC Aviation will undoubtedly play a crucial role in its future success.
Continued Fleet Expansion
In addition to the A320neo aircraft, Nouvelair has plans to further expand its fleet in the coming years. The airline aims to reach a total of 15 aircraft by the third quarter of 2024. This will allow it to meet the growing demand for air travel in Tunisia and beyond.
With a focus on passenger comfort, environmental sustainability, and operational efficiency, the Tunisian carrier is positioning to continue its success story in the North African aviation market.
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