CDB Aviation has finalised a deal to deliver five Airbus A320neo-family aircraft to its long-time customer, Volaris.
The agreement adds to a strong relationship between the two companies. So far, CDB Aviation has leased 16 aircraft to the Mexican low-cost carrier. The latest sale-and- leaseback transactions, completed since July 2024, include two A320neo and three A321neo models.
Jie Chen, Chief Executive Officer of CDB Aviation, praised the achievement. He described it as an important milestone with one of the firm’s biggest global partners and a leading force in Latin American aviation. He also highlighted the partnership’s foundation of trust and collaboration, saying it reflected both teams’ dedication to delivering on shared goals.
Volaris’ Chief Financial Officer, Jaime Pous, echoed this sentiment. He emphasised the continued partnership and mutual confidence between the companies. The new aircraft, he noted, form part of Volaris’ broader fleet optimisation strategy. This step supports the airline’s plan to enhance efficiency, strengthen its network, and bring greater value to shareholders and passengers across the Americas.
Both companies underlined that the collaboration goes beyond business. It is built on operational excellence and long-term commitment. The partnership continues to grow as Volaris expands its reach across Central, North, and South America.
With this latest transaction, CDB Aviation reinforces its position as a trusted lessor in global aviation, while Volaris gains new fuel-efficient jets to support its sustainable growth strategy. The milestone also marks a deeper alliance focused on performance, reliability, and future expansion.
