After the arrival of the Airbus A321 at Noi Bai International Airport on February 7, the A320NEO is the second narrow-body A320 family aircraft that Bamboo took delivery of within just one month. This vividly demonstrates that Bamboo Airways is increasingly approaching its target, expanding its fleet size to at least 40 aircraft this year.
On April 2, 2021, at 5 AM, the A320NEO, which was delivered from the Airbus factory, landed on the runway of Noi Bai International Airport and was officially enlisted in the Bamboo Airways fleet. This is the third aircraft that Bamboo Airways has added to its fleet since the beginning of the year.
Optimized interior design
Inheriting features from the A320 family, the Bamboo Airways Airbus A320NEO is equipped with the new generation of Leap-1A engine from CFM, reducing up to 15% in fuel consumption. Besides, the outstanding design also makes this series minimize noise and gas emissions into the environment. With the aim of providing passengers ‘more than just flight’ experiences, Bamboo Airways optimizes the interior design of the A320NEO’s cabin which is 27.51 metres in length and 3.7 metres in width. The airline reduced the number of seats from a maximum of 194 seats to 170 seats for passengers’ comfort and convenience with more space for sitting, leaning back, and larger aisle area in the cabin. This adjustment also helps cut the luggage-arranging time when boarding.

Drastic actions to increase fleet size
After the arrival of the Airbus A321 at Noi Bai International Airport on February 7, the A320NEO is the second narrow-body A320 family aircraft that Bamboo took delivery of within just one month. This vividly demonstrates that Bamboo Airways is increasingly approaching its target, expanding its fleet size to at least 40 aircraft this year. Two new Airbus A321NEO, A320NEO and one advanced Embraer delivered in January will help Bamboo Airways complement material sources and increase capacity on domestic routes.
Thus, Bamboo Airways will operate the A320/A321NEO fleet of 11 aircraft, in addition to the wide-body Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft for long-haul routes and advanced Embraer 190, 195 jet aircraft. Bamboo Airways representative said the company will continue to promote activities to increase the total fleet size to 100 aircraft by 2025.
The addition of Airbus A320NEO aircraft by Bamboo Airways affirms the airline's continuous efforts to expand the fleet size, promote the connection of domestic and international destinations, and contribute to economic recovery and growth after the Covid-19 pandemic. This goal is regarded as a remarkable highlight in the context of many airlines around the world struggling to reduce the number of aircraft to cope with the epidemic.
