TOKYO: Japan’s ANA Holdings 9202.t has firmed up an order for seven Airbus (AIR.PA) A321 aircraft announced in January, in a deal worth around $830 million (558 million pounds) based on list prices, the European planemaker said.
The order includes three A321neo planes, using a more efficient engine design, and four A321 aircraft using normal engines, Airbus said in a statement on Thursday.
“This firm order brings ANA’s total order for the A320 Family to 37 aircraft,” Airbus said.
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