AJet’s first factory-built Airbus A320neo aircraft were spotted at Airbus facilities in Toulouse. The company aims to expand its fleet in 2026.
As part of its fleet expansion plan with next-generation aircraft, AJet is preparing to take delivery of its first A320neo aircraft from the Airbus production line.
- The aircraft spotted at Airbus facilities in Toulouse, France, will become the company’s first factory-delivered Airbus A320neo aircraft.
TC-NDT and TC-NTU in the Delivery Process
Among the aircraft observed, Airbus A320neo jets registered as TC-NDT and TC-NTU attracted attention.
The Airbus A320neo with MSN 13222 was seen in the flightline area carrying the F-WWIO test registration. The aircraft was also marked with the registration “TC-NDT.”
The other two A320neo aircraft were seen at Airbus facilities with tail colors applied and still in the primer paint stage.
Aircraft Spotted in Toulouse
The aircraft were recorded in MSN order as follows:
- 13222 | A320-271N | F-WWIO | TC-NDT | AJet FCS
- 13303 | A320-271N | F-WWIY | Tail colors applied, in primer paint stage
- 13384 | A320-271N | F-WWDH | Tail colors applied, in primer paint stage
The aircraft images were recorded at Toulouse TLS/LFBO on May 24, 2026.
Major Transformation Target for the AJet Fleet
AJet CEO Kerem Sarp stated in recent weeks that the company aims for 72 percent of its fleet to consist of next-generation aircraft by the end of 2026.
Within this scope, the company plans to add:
- 37 Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft
- 17 Airbus A321neo aircraft
- 7 Airbus A320neo aircraft
Fuel Efficiency and Operational Performance in Focus
The new-generation Airbus and Boeing aircraft are expected to offer lower fuel consumption, reduced emissions, and operational cost advantages compared to previous-generation aircraft.
With its fleet modernization program, AJet aims to increase operational efficiency while strengthening its competitive position.
Deliveries Will Continue Gradually
The aircraft currently undergoing final preparations at Airbus Toulouse facilities are expected to join the AJet fleet in the coming period.
The company’s investments in next-generation aircraft are also expected to support its growth plans, particularly across Europe, the Middle East, and nearby regions.
