Atlantic Airways, the Faroe Islands carrier, is significantly expanding its Airbus A320neo fleet with a new order for two additional aircraft. This doubles their current commitment to the re-engined twinjet type, bringing their total number of A320neos operated to four alongside existing older models. The airline’s strategic plan involves phasing out its legacy A320 aircraft entirely. “Our ambition” according to Atlantic Airways is to operate an exclusively A320neo fleet. This transition will modernize the airline's operations and reduce operational costs.
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