Airbus is aiming to reach a major industrial milestone by producing 12 A350 aircraft every month by 2028—but its current output highlights the daunting scale of this ramp-up challenge.
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Transavia France has officially taken delivery of a new A320neo, serial 12367, as part of its ongoing fleet expansion. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A24 engines, known for their fuel efficiency and operational reliability.
Abelo (Ireland) has modified its initial order with ATR for 10 ATR42 STOL aircraft, converting it into a combination of five ATR42-600 and five ATR72-600 models. This strategic adjustment reflects Abelo’s efforts to optimize its fleet for diverse operational requirements.
Korean Air has launched its first scheduled service with the Airbus A350, operating on routes between Seoul Incheon International Airport and the Japanese cities of Fukuoka and Osaka Kansai. The service is available from January 27, 2025, to March 29, 2025, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s fleet operations.
American Airlines has announced plans to expand its regional fleet by acquiring 12 used CRJ900s, with deliveries planned between 2025 and 2026. The move reflects the carrier’s continued investment in regional connectivity, ensuring operational efficiency and flexibility in the coming years.
Southwest Airlines (US) has taken delivery of a B737-8, with serial number 68457. The aircraft is powered by advanced LEAP-1B28 engines, known for their efficiency and reliability.
Crestone Air Partners currently has an A321-200 undergoing freighter conversion, with another A321F airframeavailable for immediate sale or lease. The available airframe is located in Marana, AZ, providing a convenient option for operators seeking to expand their freighter fleets quickly.
