Kuwaiti’s Airliner, Jazeera Airways plans to purchase six Airbus A320 aircraft, as part of its ongoing transformation and strategic growth agenda.
The transition from leased to owned aircraft is aimed at reducing unit costs and mitigating supply chain challenges that have impacted the aviation industry, including delays in aircraft deliveries.
Jazeera Airways plans to expand its network of routes, introduce enhanced in-flight services, and leverage cutting-edge technologies to elevate the overall passenger experience as part of its transformation.
In his statement, Jazeera Airways chairman Mr. Marwan Boodai noted that the decision to invest in six Airbus A320 aircraft reflects the company’s forward-thinking approach to fleet management and transformation. He re-emphasized that by building a balance between leased and owned aircraft, they’re reinforcing operational resilience while ensuring maintenance of one of the most cost-efficient models in the region. Marwan further noted that the acquisition also highlights the company’s commitment to enhancing passenger experience, improving operational efficiency, and expanding reach as the company transforms into a more sustainable and innovative airline.
