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Biman Bangladesh close to Airbus A350 order

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Where Boeing has got a foot in the door at Vietnam Airlines

thanks to the airline’s commitment to order fifty MAX 8s, Airbus seems to have done the same with Biman Bangladesh Airlines. French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday after a meeting with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina that the airline has committed to buying ten A350-900s.

Once confirmed, the order would mean a renewal of the relationship between Airbus and Biman. The airline operates two A330-200s leased from Wamos Air in 2017 and February 2018. Between June 2006 and September 2016, the Biman Bangladesh had a fleet of six A310s, of which half was leased.

Reports about an Airbus order emerged this spring, after an adviser to the country’s Prime Minister signed a comprehensive with the UK. This included potential traffic rights but also access to the UK Export Credit Facility to finance up to ten A350s, including two A350F freighters.

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