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EgyptAir Orders Six More A350-900s, Total Now 16

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EgyptAir, the national flag carrier of Egypt, has confirmed a firm order for an additional six Airbus A350-900 aircraft as part of its ongoing long-haul fleet modernization and expansion strategy. This new commitment brings EgyptAir’s total order for the A350-900 to 16 aircraft, positioning the airline for improved operational efficiency and enhanced passenger experience on international routes.

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Pegasus Airlines Reports 19% Rise in 3Q 2024 Profit, Plans Fleet Expansion

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