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Malta MedAir orders Airbus A320neo

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The Maltese airline Malta MedAir is renewing its fleet with an Airbus A320neo. The state carrier will purchase these directly from the factory.

The current overview of new orders from the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus shows that Malta MedAir ordered an A3neo on August 2021, 320. This step was not further communicated to the public.

Malta MedAir is wholly owned by the Republic of Malta and is therefore a sister company of Air Malta. Recently, Malta MedAir has been increasingly sent on the line for its own account. The state also holds a minority stake in the Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air.

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