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Beond Airlines Announces Additional Aircraft & New Destinations!

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Beond just announced the lease and receipt of a new aircraft to serve new customers desiring a unique travel experience to the Maldives!

Beond Airlines, the world’s first premium leisure airline launched just last year. Since its launch and announcement, the airline has garnered attention and support from travellers all across the globe, who wish to fly in the premium, all-lay flat seating to their destination.

The airline has now announced the lease and receipt of a new aircraft – an Airbus A321. The second craft is set to seat 68 passengers in premium, all-lay flat seating on their trip. This addition comes as an upgrade for the new connections, as the airline’s first craft A319 seated 44 passengers. Just like the A319, the A321 is also set to sport Beond’s stunning signature dark grey and copper livery that many have come to recognise and love.

We are pleased to accept delivery of our second aircraft. Our new customers in Milan, Dubai and Bangkok will be impressed to see this stunning aircraft at their home airports, and they’ll be thrilled at the service from the start to finish of their journey. We are firmly on track to operate 32 luxurious aircraft with a private jet feel within the next five years, delivering on the promise of our ground-breaking business model in the airline industry and pioneering experience for passangers. Beond team’s decades of experience has allowed us to build the best experience in the sky, says Beond’s Chairman and CEO Tero Taskila.

With the additional aircraft, Beond Airline will be supporting the expansion to exciting new holiday destinations. Beond passengers can ready their passports to fly to destinations including Milan, Dubai, and Bangkok to the Maldives in mid-2024.  

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