TOKYO—Japanese low-cost carrier Peach Aviation said Friday it has ordered a total of 13 commercial aircraft from Airbus Group SE in a deal that could be worth more than $1 billion.

The Japanese budget airline, which is partly owned by ANA Holdings Inc., said it ordered 10 A320neo airplanes with a capacity of 188 seats, and three A320ceo planes, with a capacity of 180 seats.

It said the A320ceo aircraft are scheduled to arrive in the 2018 fiscal year ending March 2019, and the first A320neo plane should arrive in April-June 2019.

Peach didn't disclose the price of the orders, but the 10 A320neo jets alone could cost more than $1 billion, based on the Airbus list price.

Write to Megumi Fujikawa at megumi.fujikawa@wsj.com

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