Shohin Airlines, the Tajikistani carrier, has finalized an agreement with Airbus to purchase a total of four aircraft from the A320 neo-family. This represents the airline’s initial foray into operating Airbus commercial airplanes. The firm order includes two A321neo twinjets and two A320neo twinjets as initially discussed in April. Airbus had previously described this deal as undisclosed, highlighting its significance for the regional carrier. Shohin Airlines' acquisition will bolster their fleet capabilities and expand operational possibilities within Central Asia.
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