FlyOne Armenia is a low-cost carrier founded in 2021 and part of the international Flyone Group. It is Armenia’s largest airline. As of October 2026, its network covers about 30 destinations in Europe, the Middle East, Russia, Georgia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The airline has finalized a firm order for two Airbus A321neo, its first direct purchase from Airbus. The jets will have 239 economy seats and CFM International LEAP-1A engines.
From 15 December the carrier plans to fly from Yerevan to Belgrade twice a week. In June 2026 it received its 11th owned aircraft, and the launch of the SIL Technics line maintenance station was announced at the welcome ceremony.
Key facts
- 1 October 2026 — FlyOne Armenia finalized a firm order with Airbus for two A321neo in a 239-seat layout. Firm A321neo order
- 19 September 2026 — Yerevan–Belgrade flights are scheduled to start on 15 December, twice weekly, with a flight time of 2 hours 50 minutes. Flights to Belgrade
- 23 July 2026 — At the Farnborough Airshow the airline signed with CFM International for four LEAP-1A engines for its two A321neo. LEAP-1A engine deal
- 19 June 2026 — The carrier took delivery of an Airbus A321, its 11th owned aircraft; the launch of the SIL Technics station was announced at the same event. 11th aircraft and maintenance station
- 6 May 2026 — A memorandum with Airbus for two A321neo was signed on 5 May during French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Yerevan. First A321neo order
- 6 March 2026 — Since March 2022 the airline has carried more than 740,000 passengers between Yerevan and Moscow Vnukovo on over 5,000 flights. Four years of Moscow flights
- 24 February 2026 — A 20-year-old Airbus A320ceo, registered EK-FOG and previously operated by SmartLynx, joined the fleet. A320ceo EK-FOG added
- 10 December 2025 — FlyOne Armenia bought three Airbus A320 from Avia Solutions Group for US$70 million. Three A320s acquired
Fleet and maintenance
- As of October 2026, the airline says it operates 11 A320-family aircraft. Armenian Civil Aviation Committee records as of September list five: four A320ceo and one A321ceo (fleet data).
- The other aircraft fly under foreign registrations within Flyone Group. As of February 2026, all Armenian-certified airlines were on the EU Air Safety List, and the carrier used foreign-registered aircraft for flights to Europe (group fleet model).
- SIL Technics was set up with Bird Aviation, a Cypriot maintenance provider based at Larnaca Airport with EASA Part 145 approval for the A320 family (maintenance partner).
- FlyOne Armenia will become the first A321neo operator in Armenia (first A321neo in Armenia).
