Turkish Airlines has strengthened its fleet of single-aisle jets with an agreement for the acquisition of six Airbus A321neo with BOC Aviation. These aircraft, scheduled for delivery in 2027The new aircraft are drawn from the leasing company's order book. This strategic addition is designed to support the Turkish carrier's continued expansion into new markets. BOC Aviation, considered a long-standing partner of Turkish Airlines, is thus contributing to the evolution of the airline's fleet, enabling it to increase frequencies and enhance its international presence.
Turkish skies are set to welcome new jewels of modern aviation thanks to an agreement between Turkish Airlines and BOC Aviation. Turkey's prestigious national airline recently signed an agreement to lease six Airbus A321neoadding to its fleet of single-aisle aircraft.
A strategic addition to the existing fleet
The six machines Airbus A321neo come directly from BOC Aviation's order book, and are scheduled for delivery in 2027. This reinforcement is a strategic choice for Turkish AirlinesThe Group's aim is to modernize its fleet with aircraft that offer fuel efficiency and flight comfort.
BOC Aviation: a long-standing partner
The link between BOC Aviation and Turkish Airlines is nothing new. Having already collaborated on several occasions, the two giants continue to consolidate their partnership. BOC Aviation has once again established itself as a key player, contributing to the rapid development of the Istanbul-based airline.
Impact on company development
The acquisition of these six A321neo should enable Turkish Airlines to expand into new markets and increase the frequency of its existing flights. The A321neo model is well known for its long-haul capability and operational flexibility, making it ideal for a variety of routes.
Just one example from the aeronautics industry
These strategic moves are not limited to Turkish Airlines. The global aviation market is witnessing a wave of new aircraft acquisitions. Cebu Pacific, for example, recently ordered 102 Airbus A321neo aircraft, as illustrated by this article. At the same time, Airbus recorded a significant increase in deliveries in September, detailed here.
Outlook for Turkish Airlines
With these new acquisitions, Turkish Airlines remains competitive in the international air transport sector. By modernizing and expanding, it is positioning itself as a key carrier in the region, while continuing to forge strong links with suppliers such as BOC Aviation.
Turkish Airlines leasing agreement with BOC Aviation
| Element | Details |
| Airlines | Turkish Airlines |
| Device type | Airbus A321neo |
| Number of units | Six |
| Renter | BOC Aviation |
| Delivery date | 2027 |
| Fleet type | Monocouloir |
| Goal | Strengthening the fleet |
| Strategic impact | Expanding into new markets |
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