Forget Sustainable Fuels: How Oil Will Drive The Next Narrowbody Wave

April 06, 2021
Airbus A320 in flight
With higher fuel prices, an A320neo replacement of an A320 brings savings of $160,000 a year, totaling $1.6 million over a decade.
Credit: Pecchi-Airbus
The drilling world may finally be facing its “peak oil” climax, but the rising price of oil is set to spur at least one more surge of new narrowbody deliveries, according to recent financial analyses. The next five years could see a perfect storm of conditions driving demand for new single-aisle...

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