Chinese carriers have taken delivery of 15 new aircraft in February 2017, including three Airbus A320neo to China Southern Airlines, according to CARNOC fleet date base CADAS.

Among the 15 new aircraft, three were delivered to China Southern, two to Hainan Airlines, Shandong Airlines and Air China, respectively. Meanwhile, Spring Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, SF Airlines, Tianjin Airlines, Tibet Airlines and China Eastern Airlines took delivery of one new aircraft in February.

In terms of aircraft type, the 15 new aircraft comprised five Boeing 737-800s, three A320neos, two A320ceos and one A321.

China Southern took delivery of three A320neo aircraft, expanding its fleet size to 521. Meanwhile, SF Airlines received its fifth B767 freighter in February.

With the arrival of new aircraft, Chinese airlines have operated a total of 2,959 commercial planes by the end of February.