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PARIS: GECAS to order 60 A320neos

By NAME MISSING2011-06-20T14:00:00+01:00

US lessor GECAS is ordering 60 Airbus A320neo twinjets with CFM International Leap powerplants.

Airbus disclosed the agreement during the Paris air show.

The airframer said all 60 aircraft would be powered by Leap engines, and that it took the number of A320s ordered by GECAS to 390.

"We have a solid track record of placing A320s with customers around the globe," said Norman Liu, GECAS chief executive.

All the latest news, images and video from the 2011 Paris air show

Source: Air Transport Intelligence news

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