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Maldivian seeks two Airbus A220-300s to replace A320s

Maldivian is seeking two A220-300s to replace A320s, according to the report. The proposed fleet change would shift the airline’s aircraft mix toward Airbus’s A220, though the report does not specify a timeline, whether the aircraft would be leased or purchased, or the status of any negotiations.

2026-10-13T22:05:11.759475-07:00

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Maldivian seeks two Airbus A220-300s to replace A320s

Maldivian is seeking two A220-300s to replace A320s, according to the report. The proposed fleet change would shift the airline’s aircraft mix toward Airbus’s A220, though the report does not specify a timeline, whether the aircraft would be leased or purchased, or the status of any negotiations.

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Report: New-aircraft shortages could persist until at least 2030 as engine and production delays raise airline costs

Airlines may face years of constrained new-aircraft supply, with engine availability and production delays expected to keep shortages in place until at least 2030, according to a report. The squeeze is driving up leasing, maintenance and fuel costs as carriers rely on older aircraft for longer.

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