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Hong Kong Express Prepares for Airbus A320neo Delivery
Hong Kong Express is set to strengthen its growing fleet with the imminent delivery of an advanced Airbus A320neo, captivating close industry attention ahead of its entry into service.
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Delta Air Lines Prepares Delivery of Airbus A350-941 N534DN
Delta Air Lines is preparing to accept delivery of a new Airbus A350-941, MSN 817, registered as N534DN, signaling a continued investment in next-generation widebody capability.
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IndiGo Returns A320-271N MSN 8345 VT-IVP to Lessor
IndiGo has made a notable adjustment to its narrowbody fleet by returning an Airbus A320-271N, MSN 8345, registered as VT-IVP, to its lessor.
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Scoot Prepares for Delivery of Airbus A321neo 9V-NCO
Scoot is advancing its fleet modernization plans as it prepares to take delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, freshly completing its customer acceptance flight and positioning for imminent entry into service.
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Jazeera Airways Set for Airbus A320 Neo Delivery
Jazeera Airways is moving closer to expanding its fleet with the imminent delivery of a new Airbus A320 Neo, a key step in strengthening its network and operational flexibility.
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Condor Takes Delivery of Airbus A321-211 D-AIAH
Condor continues its fleet enhancement with the delivery of a used Airbus A321-211, registered D-AIAH, expanding its operational capacity ahead of the peak travel season.
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Sun PhuQuoc Airways Takes Delivery of Airbus A330-243 VN-A969
Sun PhuQuoc Airways has taken delivery of an Airbus A330-243 registered as VN-A969, enhancing its capabilities amid increasing demand for long-haul and high-capacity routes.
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Thai Airways to Retire Two Airbus A350-900s by 2026
Thai Airways is set to retire two Airbus A350-900 aircraft by the end of 2026, signaling a measured approach to fleet renewal as the carrier aims to balance growth with financial stability.
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Malaysia Airlines Nears Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner Order
Malaysia Airlines is poised to make a pivotal fleet decision as Malaysia Aviation Group reportedly edges closer to ordering approximately 10 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, signifying a strategic leap in the carrier’s widebody fleet renewal plan.
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Boeing CEO: 737 MAX 10 Certification Nears Final Approval
Boeing is approaching a milestone in its narrowbody program as certification of the Boeing 737 MAX 10 nears final approval following completion of all flight tests, according to CEO Kelly Ortberg.
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American Airlines CEO Robert Isom Faces Leadership Scrutiny
American Airlines is at the center of a fresh leadership debate as Allied Pilots Association President Captain Nick Silva openly questions whether CEO Robert Isom is the right executive to expedite the carrier’s turnaround, or if a change could accelerate the process.
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Flights Disrupted at Riyadh Airport Following Houthi Attack
Riyadh Airport faced immediate operational disruption following a coordinated Houthi missile and drone attack that set fire to a fuel facility near King Khalid International Airport and sent dense smoke billowing over the capital.
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GE9X Redesign Not Expected To Delay Boeing 777X Program
GE Aerospace says its redesigned mid-seal for the GE9X engine is progressing smoothly and will not delay the Boeing 777X program, supporting the 2027 entry-into-service target.
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Ryanair Unveils Baltic Growth Proposal Amid Tax Dispute
Ryanair‘s latest Baltic growth proposal promises dramatic expansion—but only if governments slash aviation taxes and airport fees, setting the stage for a major policy showdown in the region.
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United Airlines Plans Major 2027 Fleet Retirement
United Airlines is preparing a sweeping fleet transformation, with plans to retire around 80 older aircraft in 2027 as it steps up investment in fuel-efficient Airbus and Boeing models.
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Aeroflot Signs Agreement for 90 Additional MC-21 Aircraft
Aeroflot is redefining its fleet ambitions after finalizing an order for 90 additional Russian-built MC-21 aircraft, signaling its biggest commitment yet to the nation’s flagship narrowbody program.