Airbus Appoints Matthieu Louvot as CEO of Airbus Helicopters, marking a significant leadership transition within one of the group’s most strategic divisions. The appointment will take effect on 1 April 2026, with Louvot reporting directly to Guillaume Faury, Chief Executive Officer of Airbus, and joining the company’s Executive Committee.
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Air Canada has expanded its fleet with the addition of a Boeing 737-8 aircraft, bearing serial number 66476 and powered by LEAP-1B27 engines.
Ryanair, the Irish low-cost giant, has expanded its growing high-capacity fleet with the delivery of one Boeing 737-8200, bearing serial number 62387 and powered by LEAP-1B27 engines. The aircraft is part of the airline’s ongoing fleet renewal and expansion strategy centered around the Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 variant, which Ryanair brands as the “Gamechanger.”
Qantas has announced the extension of its direct flights between Brisbane and Koror, the capital of Palau, for another year following the success of the route that launched in December 2024. Operated under the name ‘Palau Paradise Express’, the service was established through a Federal Government contract and is designed to strengthen trade, tourism, and cultural links between Australia and Palau.
Crestone Air Partners is expanding its freighter offerings with one A321-200 currently undergoing freighter conversion and another A321F airframe available for immediate sale or lease. The available aircraft is located in Marana, AZ, making it easily accessible for potential buyers or lessees.
Mexicana, one of Mexico’s leading airlines, is currently undergoing a strategic review, according to the President of Mexico. The announcement follows the cancellation of multiple routes, which had sparked speculation about potential operational difficulties. However, the President dismissed these concerns, emphasizing that the airline is focused on future planning and development.
Lufthansa Cityline, a regional airline within the Lufthansa Group based in Germany, has announced plans to transfer its four Airbus A321P2F aircraft to Lufthansa Cargo, the cargo-focused division of the group. This move aims to bolster Lufthansa Cargo’s capacity to meet increasing demand for air freight services, particularly in the European market.
