Royal Brunei Airlines has received the first of seven Airbus A320neos it has on order.
The re-engined aircraft was delivered on 24 May. Powered by two CFM International Leap-1A engines, it is configured with 150 seats across three class: 12 business, 18 economy plus, and 120 economy.
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Flight Fleets Analyzer shows that in addition to the six outstanding A320neos, Royal Brunei also has a fifth Boeing 787-8 on order.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
Despite operating below pre-pandemic capacity, Royal Brunei Airlines is in no hurry to ramp up back to full capacity, as it eyes a more strategic path towards recovery.
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