On the first day of the 2023 Paris Airshow, Air Mauritius confirmed it’d order three more Airbus A350s to boost its network offering in the coming years.
The three aircraft set to be delivered will add to their existing A350 commitments/presence and allow for more expansion to Europe and South Asia.
Air Mauritius has specifically selected the -900 variant as part of this commitment.
Thus far, the airline has 4 A350-900s in service which also work in tandem with their A330-900s, part of the A330neo. The only other jet-powered aircraft currently operational is the A330-200, with a lone figure still in active service.
Its current fleet of Airbus A350s averages an age of 4.6 years, with its youngest being just over three years.
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