The new order will expand the fleets of both All Nippon Airways (ANA) and its low-cost subsidiary Peach Aviation. ANA will receive 14 of the A321neo aircraft, while Peach Aviation will take delivery of 10 A321neo and all three A321XLR jets, making Peach the first Japanese airline to operate the XLR variant.

Saudi leasing company AviLease said on Monday it had placed a firm order for 30 Airbus single-aisle jets and 10 A350 freighters in its first direct deal with the European planemaker.

Airbus SE has been sounding out customers appetite for a longer version of its A220-300 jet that would give airlines more seating capacity but at the expense of range.

The idea of a further stretch of the Airbus A350 family is nothing new and has been discussed repeatedly over the past few years. However, in an interview with Aviation Week in early June, Airbus Chief Guillaume Faury reminded us that it remains a possibility and that the European planemaker isn’t ruling it out.

Order for up to 55 Airbus A320neo Family and 22 Airbus A350F aircraft underscores AviLease’s ambition to become a top 10 global aircraft lessor

Japan’s ANA Holdings (ANAHD) has finalized an agreement with Airbus by signing a firm order for 24 single-aisle A321neo and three A321XLR aircraft. The order was announced during a signing ceremony with Airbus and ANA Holdings on June 16,

Airbus first landed an order for as many as 77 freighter and passenger aircraft from Saudi Arabian lessor AviLease, followed by a deal for as many as 50 of its A350-1000 widebody jets from Riyadh Air.

Polish airline LOT is poised to announce on Monday an order for 40 Airbus A220 plus options for a further 44 aircraft, two people familiar with the matter said.