Biman Bangladesh set to order four A350-900s and six A321neos after adding 11 Boeing jets

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Biman Bangladesh Airlines is expected to sign an agreement for 10 Airbus aircraft on Oct. 7, comprising four A350-900 widebodies and six A321neos. The planned purchase follows the carrier’s recently announced order for 11 Boeing 787-10s and 737-8s, indicating a major fleet expansion across both manufacturers.

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  • The planned Airbus agreement would add four A350-900s and six A321neos to Biman’s fleet, expanding capacity across long-haul and short- to medium-haul markets.
  • Coming days after Biman ordered 11 Boeing aircraft, the deal would make the carrier’s expansion a two-OEM fleet program.
  • The purchase would advance the 10-aircraft Airbus order Biman planned to finalize, with delivery timing and final terms remaining key details.

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