Swedish charter operator Novair has become the third carrier to receive an Airbus A321neo.
The aircraft is fitted with CFM International Leap-1A engines and is being leased from US firm Air Lease.
It will be stationed at Stockholm, says the airframer, and used for services to southern Europe and Egypt.
Novair is already an operator of A320-family jets.
Its acceptance follows delivery of A321neos to Virgin America and Icelandic carrier Wow Air.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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