Boeing is nearing a milestone with its 737 MAX 10 as the aircraft has finished all planned certification flight testing, intensifying the industry’s anticipation for its market entry.
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Air Atlanta Icelandic, a global ACMI and charter operator, has announced its intention to add another Boeing 747 freighter (B747F) to its fleet by the end of 2025. The move comes as part of the airline’s strategy to respond to sustained demand for long-haul cargo capacity, particularly on intercontinental freight routes.
Garuda Indonesia has announced plans to expand its active fleet to 100 aircraft by the end of 2025, signaling a strong recovery trajectory following years of restructuring and operational downsizing. The projection includes two Boeing 737-800s, with serial numbers 44218 and 44217, scheduled to return to service during Q2 2025 after completing maintenance and overhaul work.
Garuda Indonesia is taking concrete steps to reintroduce the Boeing 737-8 to its fleet, signaling renewed confidence in the type as part of the airline’s broader recovery plan. The national flag carrier is currently finalizing a lease agreement with BOC Aviation, a leading Singapore-based aircraft lessor, to acquire one B737-8.
Afcom is preparing to make a significant leap in the Asian and African cargo markets with its planned acquisition of up to four Boeing 777-8 Freighter aircraft, signaling the start of widebody operations from its Chennai base.
ABX Air has recently commenced operations with the 10th Boeing 767-300F aircraft in its fleet for Amazon. This specific aircraft, previously managed by Atlas Air, has been repositioned to ABX Air as part of Amazon’s strategy to expand its dedicated air cargo network in the United States. By integrating this aircraft into ABX Air’s operations, Amazon aims to bolster its…
Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, has shared projections that Boeing will increase the monthly production rate of its B737 MAX aircraft to 38 units by the end of summer 2025. Additionally, production could climb to 42 units per month by October 2025, subject to approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
