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    Airbus wins Polish order for 40 A220 plus options, sources say

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    Posted on June 16, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    LOT Airlines plans to order 40 Airbus A220 aircraft with options for 44 more, highlighting France-Poland ties at the Paris Airshow.

    LOT Airlines Set to Order 40 Airbus A220 Aircraft with Options

    PARIS (Reuters) -Polish airline LOT is poised to announce on Monday an order for 40 Airbus A220 plus options for a further 44 aircraft, two people familiar with the matter said.

    Finalisation of the deal at the Paris Airshow follows a lengthy battle between Airbus and Brazil's EmbraerSA>, they said.

    LOT and Airbus declined comment. Reuters reported on Friday that Airbus was close to a landmark deal with the state-owned airline against the background of closer relations between France and Poland.

    (Reporting by Tim Hepher, Editing by Louise Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •LOT Airlines is set to order 40 Airbus A220 aircraft.
    • •Options for an additional 44 aircraft are included.
    • •The deal follows competition between Airbus and Embraer.
    • •The announcement will be made at the Paris Airshow.
    • •This reflects strengthening France-Poland relations.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Airbus wins Polish order for 40 A220 plus options, sources say

    1What is LOT Airlines planning to announce?

    LOT Airlines is poised to announce an order for 40 Airbus A220 aircraft, with options for an additional 44.

    2What event is the deal expected to be finalized at?

    The finalization of the deal is expected to occur at the Paris Airshow.

    3Which companies were involved in the competition for the deal?

    The deal followed a lengthy battle between Airbus and Brazil's Embraer.

    4What has been the context for this deal?

    The deal comes against the backdrop of closer relations between France and Poland.

    5Did LOT and Airbus provide comments on the deal?

    Both LOT and Airbus declined to comment on the order.

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