Hunnu Air Eyes Airbus A320s in 2027–28 as E2 Plans Shift
Mongolia’s Hunnu Air is considering adding Airbus A320 aircraft in 2027–28 as it reassesses earlier Embraer E2 fleet plans.
Jishan Khan 
Mongolia’s Hunnu Air is evaluating the addition of Airbus A320 aircraft in 2027 and 2028 as it reconsiders earlier fleet expansion plans involving Embraer E2 jets.
The potential shift reflects evolving network and capacity requirements as the airline looks to strengthen both domestic and regional operations. Narrowbody aircraft such as the A320 offer greater seating capacity and operational flexibility compared to smaller regional jets.
Hunnu Air had previously outlined plans centered on Embraer’s E2 family, but market conditions and long-term strategy adjustments appear to be influencing a possible rollover toward Airbus equipment.
Fleet decisions play a critical role in shaping route development, cost structures, and growth potential. By evaluating the A320, Hunnu Air may be positioning itself for expanded connectivity and increased passenger demand in the coming years.
The move signals continued development within Mongolia’s aviation sector as airlines adapt to shifting market dynamics.
