One of Jet2's eight in-service A321neos taxis at Lanzarote Airport in the Canary Islands.
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UK-based leisure carrier Jet2.com has exercised the purchase rights for more Airbus A321neos as it reported a spike in annual profits despite experiencing a later booking trend. The airline has traditionally been a Boeing operator—and maintains a fleet of more than 90 737s—but placed its first order...
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