Spirit is making bold moves in the wake of a massive $340 million loss from aircraft stranded in Russia, starting a targeted assets sell-off that could reshape its future role in the global leasing market.
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Spirit Airlines, a major US-based low-cost carrier, has announced a workforce reduction involving approximately 200 jobs. The decision, described as part of an efficiency drive, will impact various departments across the airline.
Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong) has announced the launch of direct flights from Hong Kong to Rome, beginning on June 5, 2025. The service will be operated using the Airbus A350-900, a state-of-the-art aircraft renowned for its fuel efficiency and passenger comfort.
Virgin Australia has officially marked its return to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) following a successful initial public offering (IPO) that raised $439 million, signaling a major step in the airline’s post-restructuring comeback. This IPO marks the airline’s second listing after its 2020 voluntary administration and subsequent ownership change under Bain Capital.
Jet2.com is preparing to further expand its fleet with the upcoming delivery of a brand-new Airbus A321neo, carrying the manufacturer serial number (MSN) 11641. This delivery highlights Jet2.com’s ongoing investment in modern, fuel-efficient aircraft to meet growing demand across its extensive leisure-focused network.
GOAL Aircraft Leasing, a prominent Germany-based aircraft leasing company, has strengthened its leadership team with the recent appointments of Joanne O’Connor as Director of Asset Management and Guilherme Guerra as Director of Sales & Marketing. These strategic additions reflect GOAL’s commitment to enhancing its operational capabilities and fostering growth in the competitive aircraft leasing market.
Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas, a Spanish long-haul airline, has expanded its widebody operations by adding a new Airbus A330-300 to its fleet. This recent addition brings the airline’s total number of A330 family aircraft to six, reinforcing its capacity on long-haul routes and replacing an older A340-300 previously in service.
