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The company based in New York JetBlue Airways has changed its purchase agreement with Airbus to include another 15 Airbus A321neo and 15 A321ceo. The company, which already operates the A321, has not yet announced its engine selection for the new aircraft ordered. As of 2019, JetBlue will have the flexibility to configure the New Engine Option aircraft in version Longer Range A321, the A321LR. "Airbus has been our partner from the beginning and we are proud that our partnership continues today," said Robin Hayes, president and CEO of JetBlue. "The A321 is an amazing aircraft that is delivering results for our business

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