Finnair Eyes Fleet Expansion With 15-30 New Aircraft by Year-End
Finnair is on the hunt for new aircraft, with CEO Turkka Kuusisto revealing that the company is considering a landsend order of 15 to 30 planes. The exact number and the chosen manufacturer remain undecided, as Finnair aims to make a decision by the end of the year.
Finnair's potential fleet expansion is part of its strategic growth plans. The airline is exploring the possibility of acquiring up to 30 narrow-body aircraft, although the specific model has not been disclosed. This move comes as Finnair seeks to bolster its operations and adapt to the evolving aviation landscape.
The final decision on the aircraft order is expected to be made by the end of 2023. Finnair is currently evaluating various options and manufacturers, with no clear front-runner yet. The company is taking a careful approach to ensure the lands end aligns with its operational needs and financial goals.
Finnair's aircraft order, set to be decided by the end of the year, could significantly impact its fleet size and operations. The final number of aircraft and the selected manufacturer remain uncertain, with Finnair's CEO emphasizing the need for a thorough evaluation before making a commitment.
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