Korean Air has announced its largest-ever aircraft order with Boeing, committing to purchase 103 new jets as part of its long-term growth strategy and the integration of Asiana Airlines.
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Air Transport Services Group (US) (ATSG) has announced plans to increase its Airbus freighter leasing portfolio in 2025, preparing to introduce up to four A330-300P2Fs (Passenger-to-Freighter conversions) and five A321-200PCFs into its leasing program. This move underscores ATSG’s commitment to expanding its cargo aircraft offerings amid growing demand for converted narrowbody and widebody freighters.
XEJet (Nigeria) has announced a strategic partnership with Zela Aviation (Cyprus) to promote the ACMI leasing of its Embraer ERJ145 aircraft. This collaboration aims to enhance XEJet’s presence in the regional leasing market, offering flexible capacity solutions for airlines in need of short-term or seasonal aircraft availability.
HAECO, a leading global provider of aircraft engineering and maintenance services based in Hong Kong, has announced the extension of its line maintenance contract with EVA Air of Taiwan. The contract, now renewed until the end of 2026, continues to cover non-technical services, reinforcing the strong partnership between the two companies.
Flynas is preparing to expand its footprint in the Syrian market through the establishment of a new airline, to be branded as Flynas Syria. The initiative follows the signing of an agreement between Flynas and the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority, marking a significant step in rebuilding international air connectivity to the country.
Emirates and Air China have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen reciprocal interline cooperation. This agreement will expand the collaborative framework between the two airlines, enhancing connectivity across key markets.
Ryanair (Ireland) has announced its conditional plans to open a base at Sarajevo International Airport, potentially stationing up to two aircraft. This move hinges on the repeal of a newly introduced departure tax per passenger, which is scheduled to take effect on 01 April 2025 in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
