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Aviation Capital Group Orders 75 A320neo Aircraft from Airbus SAS

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What happened

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Aviation Capital Group signed a firm order for 75 A320neo Family aircraft from Airbus SAS. This order increases Aviation Capital Group's total historical orders for the type to 190. The deal is significant for North Wales because wings for the A320 Family are manufactured at Airbus SAS's Broughton factory in Flintshire.

From leaderlive.co.uk

Why it matters

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The order comes as Airbus SAS has expanded its Broughton site, converting a former A380 wing facility to produce A321 wings. Airbus SAS stated this investment would help address a backlog of approximately 7,500 A320 Family aircraft. During 2026, around 480 new jobs were created at the Broughton site.

From leaderlive.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Aviation Capital GroupAircraft asset manager that placed the major order for 75 A320neo Family aircraft.
  • Airbus SASEuropean aircraft manufacturer that secured the order and operates the Broughton wing factory.
  • FlintshirePrincipal area in North Wales where Airbus SAS operates its wing manufacturing factory.
  • Thomas BakerChief executive officer of Aviation Capital Group, who expressed confidence in air travel.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Pratt & WhitneySpeculative

    Pratt & Whitney might see increased demand for engine supply due to the new aircraft order.

  • Planning and Environment Decisions Wales may be required to review and approve the factory expansion and major order.

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