A320-251N MSN 10443 is on its way to join Vistara’s fleet, bringing the total number of A320neos to 30. Today, at 16:56 local time, A320neo VT-TYB (ex-F-WWTU) left Toulouse for India. The aircraft will travel across Europe and take an eight-hour journey to New Delhi, India. The A320neo is the most frequently flown aircraft in Vistara’s fleet, both in domestic and international routes.
Vistara recently received five Airbus A320neo VT-TQC, VT-TQD, VT-TQE, VT-TQF, and VT-TYA in 2021, bringing the total number of Airbus A320neo to 29. Vistara’s goal would be to have about 70 aircraft in service by 2023.
Vistara’s fleet consists of 47 aircraft, including 36 Airbus A320s, three A321neos, six Boeing 737-800s, and two 787-9s. They anticipate receiving the additional four Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft before mid-2022 and further A321neo and A320neo aircraft from Airbus.
On June 03, 2021, Vistara A320neo VT-TYB successfully completed the Engine Run and taxi in Toulouse. Whereas the first flight took place on June 7, the second flight took place on June 21 as part of the Customer Acceptance Flight. The Airbus A320-251N MSN 10433 is powered by two CFM LEAP-1A26 engines.
Vistara A320neo seating is organized across three cabin classes. The A320neo is equipped with 164 seats in total, 8 in business class, 24 in premium economy, and 132 in economy class.
01/07/21 Mukt Ahluwalia/Aviation Nepal
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