Starlux Airlines of Taiwan has signed a new agreement with Airbus for 10 more A350-1000 widebody jets.
Announced at the Paris Air Show on Wednesday, the deal brings Starlux’s total A350 order to 18 aircraft.
“This aircraft offers efficiency, range, and comfort, making it the perfect fit for our strategy to optimise long-haul operations while delivering an exceptional passenger experience,” said Starlux CEO Glenn Chai in a news release. “As we continue to strengthen our international network, the A350-1000 will play an important role in driving growth, sustainability, and operational flexibility.”
Starlux, which has its headquarters in Taipei, operates an all-Airbus fleet of 28 aircraft, including A350-900s, A330neos, and A321neos. It has a total of 30 aircraft on order with Airbus, including A350-1000s and A350F freighters.
The carrier recently launched service between Taipei and Ontario, California, its fourth destination in the U.S. It is also slated to add service to Phoenix.
