Sky Vision Airlines has taken delivery of an Airbus A321-231, registration SU-SKJ (MSN 2653), expanding its fleet with a 20-year-old narrow-body aircraft. The aircraft was built at Airbus’ Hamburg facility and first flew on 11 January 2006, originally entering service with British Mediterranean Airways and subsequently operating under British Airways and bmi British Midland. It later moved through several operators, including Avion Express and Transavia, before being returned to lessor BBAM in 2025 and remaining in storage at several EUROPEAN airports. The aircraft is powered by two IAE V2533-A5 engines and previously operated in configurations ranging from 205 to 220 seats. It was registered SU-SKJ to Sky Vision Airlines on 20 August 2026 and ferried from Prague (PRG) to Cairo (CAI) on 21 August, marking its delivery to the Egyptian carrier. The A321 joins Sky Vision’s fleet as a leased aircraft from BBAM and provides the airline with additional capacity for medium- and high-density regional and international operations.
Air Cairo has taken delivery of a brand-new Airbus A320-251N, registration SU-BWN (MSN 13352), marking a significant milestone in the Egyptian carrier’s fleet…
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