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K5 Firms Order for ACJ319neo

K5, to take delivery in 2019, must still pick engines and completions center.

By Kerry Lynch • Editor, AIN monthly magazine

January 21, 2016

Airbus has firmed up a recently announced commitment from Germany-based K5 Aviation for an ACJ319neo. K5, which currently manages three ACJ319s that are offered for charter through partner Vertis Aviation, will take delivery of the green aircraft in second quarter of 2019. K5 still must select engines and cabin outfitter. 28 East, which is jointly owned by K5 and Vertis Aviation, managed the acquisition of the newest ACJ.

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