JAL currently operates a fleet of two A350-1000s out of a total of 13 it ordered. The airline expects to receive an additional six airframes in FY2024 (April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025) at a pace of one every two months, said Yuji Saito, the group’s CFO at a press conference announcing FY2023 financial results. JAL expects to take delivery of the remaining five A350-1000s during FY2025 and to finish replacing the 777-300ER with the A350-1000 in 2026.
JAL to receive 6 A350-1000s in FY2024 and fully replace 777-300ERs in 2026
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