Libyan Airlines has taken delivery of its first of seven CFM International CFM56-powered Airbus A320s.
The aircraft is fitted with several rows of convertible seats that enable Libyan to operate configurations ranging from a standard two-class cabin with 32 business and 108 economy seats to an all-economy cabin seating 156 passengers.
The aircraft will also be equipped with OnAir in-flight connectivity services.
Source: Flight International
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