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Canada Jetlines has announced the addition of two new A320-214 aircraft to its fleet. The airline has signed lease agreements with CMB Financial Leasing in what the airline calls “a strategic move to enhance the airline's operational capabilities and meet the growing demand for affordable air travel.”
The A320-214 aircraft, scheduled for delivery in Q2 of 2024, will contribute to Canada Jetlines' commitment to expanding its fleet size in the coming year.
Canada Jetlines CEO Eddy Doyle. (Photo Credit: Canada Jetlines)
"This signifies a significant step forward in our growth strategy,” said CEO Eddy Doyle. “The addition of two A320-214 aircraft underscores our commitment to meeting the increasing demand for affordable air travel, while maintaining our commitment to safety and service excellence."
Canada Jetlines says the aircraft will be configured with 174 all-economy seating, including 18 expanded legroom economy seats.
The aircraft will be deployed to serve Mexico, Jamaica, Florida and Las Vegas routes, as well as for charter services.
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