Biman Bangladesh orders four A350‑900s and six A321neos

Biman Bangladesh orders four A350‑900s and six A321neos
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Biman Bangladesh Airlines signed a firm order for ten aircraft, including four Airbus A350‑900s and six Airbus A321neos, to expand its network.

The A350‑900s are intended to support Biman’s planned long‑haul routes to North America, while the A321neos will give the carrier more options on regional and medium‑haul services, and the airline also targets Europe and the Middle East for further growth.

Why it matters

The A350 order provides Biman with the capacity needed to launch long‑haul flights to North America.

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