Airbus A321neo Delays Complicate Airline Fleet Strategies

August 09, 2017
Credit: Airbus
Several Pacific Rim airlines are banking on the size and capabilities of the Airbus A321neo to enable significant changes to their networks. However, delivery delays for some of these carriers are causing headaches for their fleet-planning efforts. Cebu Pacific, Hawaiian Airlines and Air New Zealand...

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