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Historic agreement between Ajace and Amudim: AJ450 and AJ95 airliners sold to the country's major airlines

It really signify a new phase in economic relations between Istalia and Amudim, involving industrial cooperation, financial expansion and economic diplomacy

August 5689

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ROMULA - An agreement described as historic was signed yesterday between Ajace Aeronautics, the Istalian aviation giant, and a large group of Amudim airlines. The agreement provides for the sale of modern AJ450 and AJ95 airliners and it came after a particularly rapid round of negotiations that confirmed a diplomatic and economic convergence between the two governments.

According to diplomatic sources, the agreement represents "a turning point in the evolution of economic relations between Istalia and Amudim", strengthening a path begun years ago with the expantion of Istalian financial sector into the the northern Jelbic Peninsula, starting from Pontesi and then landing into the former Beiteynese territory. This process has been often criticized for its silent and progressive nature, accused by some observers of exploiting chaos and instability for economic gain, accusations consistently denied by Romula, which has always spoken of normal market expansion.

Over the years financial cooperation has consolidated, particularly after the structured agreements with the Tel Bira financial authorities. Following the reunification of Amudim, this new industrial agreement marks a further step toward a stable, multi-level partnership.

Among the main beneficiaries are United Medinat and Bei Airlines, the two most important Yeudi airlines in Neset and the only ones in the country to operate intercontinental routes. The two companies have already expressed their intention to integrate the wide-body AJ450 into their fleets, considered ideal for long-haul connections. The AJ450, a next-generation aircraft, is recognized for its extensive use of composite materials, fuel efficiency and an advanced aerodynamic profile that reduces emissions and operating costs. The modular and quiet cabin is designed for long-distance flights and high standards of comfort.

Amudim's smaller and regional airlines, on the other hand, have been steered toward the more compact narrow-body AJ95, particularly suited to domestic and short- to medium-haul flights. In its longer-range variants, the AJ95 can cover distances of up to 7,000 kilometers, making it an extremely versatile option. For this customer segment, Ajace has also offered leasing solutions through its subsidiary Ajace Services & Leasing.

In conjunction with the sale, Ajace, through its Services & Leasing division, will establish an integrated system of technical assistance, scheduled maintenance and training programs for Amudimite flight and ground personnel. This system is described as "fundamental to ensuring a smooth and sustainable transition to the adoption of new models".

The Istalian industrial supply chain will be extensively involved: from Ajace itself to Leonardo Turbomeccanica, a division of the Leonardo Group and an integral part of the AUDISS megaconglomerate, to the numerous secondary suppliers working for the large national aerospace industry.

The direct mediation of the Istalian government was crucial: the positive political climate following the reunification of Amudim facilitated the agreement, with the Istalian Embassy in Yishelemen already officially re-established and fully operational, and the consulate in Tel Bira set to undergo significant expansion.

Commenting on the agreement, the Minister of Economy, National Industry and Trade, Valentia Malicchi, stated:

This agreement with Amudim's airlines testifies to the solidity and credibility of our industry. It's not just a commercial sale but it is a mutual investment in the future, a contribution to regional stability and sustainable growth. The Istalian aviation industry once again demonstrates its ability to compete at the highest levels and build lasting partnerships based on technology, reliability and collaboration.