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Hawaiian placed an order for 16 firm and nine option A321neo aircraft with Airbus in March.

The agreement with Hawaiian keeps Pratt & Whitney as the largest engine provider for A321neo aircraft, with more than 3,500 orders currently in its backlog.

CFM International also offers its LEAP-1A engines as an option for the A321neo.

The aircraft are scheduled for delivery beginning in 2017, after the A321neo enters service in 2016.

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Nepal Airlines has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the purchase of two Airbus A320s for its fleet modernization.

“Adding the A320 to our fleet will help us to capitalize on tourism growth and to enhance our network,” Nepal Airlines managing director Madan Kharel said.

Kathmandu-based Nepal Airlines selected the A320 for its operating economics, flexibility and high-altitude performance, given the specific operating restrictions at its mountainous home base.

The carrier, which serves 25 domestic and four international routes, has also selected sharklet wingtip devices for the aircraft.

An Airbus spokeswoman was unable to immediately comment on when the deal might be firmed or the likely delivery schedule for the aircraft.

According to AerData, Nepal Airlines operates two Boeing 757-200s and five DHC-6 Twin Otters. It also has two Xian MA60-100s on order.

Air China is planning to buy 100 Airbus jets to expand its fleet as it seeks to keep up with growing demand from Chinese travelers.

The state-owned airline said late Tuesday that its board approved the plan to buy the plans as well as dispose of six Airbus A340 jets.

It did not give any further details such as type of aircraft, cost or timeframe.

Middle East airline Oman Air placed a $718 million order for three A330-300s as it looks to expand its long haul operations, Airbus said Wednesday.

The new wide-bodied jets will bring the national carrier's A330 family fleet to a total of 10 Airbus aircraft.

“The efficiency, reliability and passenger appeal of our in-service A330’s already make The Pillar of Oman Air’s long haul operations,” said Wayne Pearce, CEO of Oman Air.

“This additional order will allow us to continue our strategy of growth with an aircraft we know to be both reliable and profitable, and in addition offering the highest levels of passenger comfort.”

Airbus did not announce a scheduled delivery date for the newly ordered A330s.

28 Apr, 2013

State-run SriLankan Airlines will acquire seven Airbus A350-900 and six A330-300 aircraft to upgrade its product and cut costs starting from October 2014, chief executive Kapila Chandrasena said.

The firm agreement was approved by IFC shareholders after being announced by Bombardier as a conditional agreement in February.

The agreement covers 32 CS300 aircraft, with options for an additional 10 CS300 aircraft. If options are exercised, IFC's order value would increase to approximately $3.42 billion.