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Aviation Capital Group Delivers A321neo to Wizz Air

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Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has announced the delivery of one A321neo to Wizz Air (Hungary), marking the fourth aircraft provided to the carrier under a comprehensive multiple-aircraft sale/leaseback agreement. This transaction underscores the robust partnership between ACG and Wizz Air and highlights the growing demand for next-generation aircraft in Europe’s low-cost carrier market.

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ACG Delivers Third A321neo To Wizz Air Under Lease Deal

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Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has successfully delivered another Airbus A321neo to Wizz Air, marking the third aircraft provided under a multi-aircraft sale and leaseback agreement. The delivery reflects ongoing fleet expansion by Wizz Air and highlights the role of strategic leasing partnerships in enabling ultra-low-cost carriers to scale capacity efficiently.

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Wizz Air Takes Delivery Of First A321XLR, Serial 11631

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Wizz Air, the Hungary-based ultra-low-cost carrier, has received its first Airbus A321XLR, bearing serial number 11631. The aircraft is powered by PW1133GR-JM engines, part of the Pratt & Whitney GTF family, and will be operated by Wizz Air UK, the airline’s UK subsidiary.

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Wizz Air Takes Delivery Of A321neo, Serial 11735

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Wizz Air, the ultra-low-cost carrier based in Hungary, has taken delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, identified by serial number 11735, as part of its fleet expansion strategy aimed at increasing capacity and reducing per-seat operating costs. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A32 engines from CFM International, offering enhanced fuel efficiency and lower emissions.

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Wizz Air Leases A321 From GetJet To Offset Engine Issues

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Wizz Air, the Hungarian ultra-low-cost carrier, has leased an Airbus A321 aircraft from GetJet Airlines, a Lithuanian ACMI operator, in response to ongoing engine-related fleet challenges. The lease arrangement provides much-needed capacity as the airline manages multiple aircraft grounded due to extended maintenance cycles and parts availability issues.

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Wizz Air CEO Highlights Prolonged Engine Issues

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Wizz Air (Hungary) CEO Jozsef Varadi has raised concerns about the prolonged impact of issues with Pratt & Whitney (P&W) engines affecting the airline’s fleet. Varadi stated that the engine problems could persist for four to five years, significantly impacting operations. The airline anticipates that 40 aircraft will remain grounded through fiscal 2026 due to these ongoing challenges.