FlyOne Armenia Orders Airbus A321-200NX Aircraft and Expands Fleet

FlyOne Armenia Orders Airbus A321-200NX Aircraft and Expands Fleet

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FlyOne (Armenia), an airline operating from Yerevan, has ordered two Airbus A321-200NX aircraft, marking a significant fleet expansion. The contract, signed by Eduard Sukiasyan, chairman of SIL Capital, occurred during an official visit by French President Emmanuel Macron, although the delivery timeline has not been disclosed. This move will see FlyOne operate the first A320neo family aircraft, complementing its existing fleet of four A320-200s, one A321-200, and an ACJ319-100. The airline’s regional affiliates in Moldova and Romania currently operate additional Airbus aircraft, while FlyOne Asia in Uzbekistan also maintains one A320.

The new aircraft are expected to bolster the airline's scheduled routes from Yerevan, which currently offers 22 daily flights to 34 destinations across 33 routes. This fleet enhancement underscores FlyOne’s commitment to modernizing its fleet and expanding its network within the region.

Airspace Times Team

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Published: 07 May 2026

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