Austrian Airlines adds CFM‑powered A320neo with Starlink to fleet
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- Austrian Airlines took delivery of a new A320neo equipped with CFM LEAP engines when the aircraft landed at Vienna Airport yesterday afternoon.
- The plane, fitted with Starlink Internet, is being upgraded to the airline's standard in the AUA‑Technik facility and is expected to enter service within the next 10‑14 days, expanding a fleet that already includes seven A320neos, five of which use Pratt & Whitney engines.
Why it matters
The addition of a Starlink‑enabled aircraft enhances in‑flight connectivity options for Austrian Airlines' passengers.
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