Aircraft
EasyJet Tweaks Its Airbus Order
UK low-cost carrier firms purchase rights for 17 A320neos, postpones deliveries of 18
Easyjet's CEO Johan Lundgren led calls for reform of air transport market regulation rules in Europe to take account of lessons from Covid-19. (Photo: Airbus)
Easyjet's CEO Johan Lundgren led calls for reform of air transport market regulation rules in Europe to take account of lessons from Covid-19. (Photo: Airbus)

EasyJet on Tuesday reached a new arrangement with Airbus giving the London Luton-based low-cost carrier additional flexibility in its existing fleet plan and the option to grow its fleet size by 2022 to 385 aircraft or reduce it to 316.