UPS is finalizing preparations to add another Boeing 767-300F to its fleet, with the upcoming delivery of MSN 68370, registered as N924UP and powered by GE CF6-80C2 engines. The new widebody freighter underscores UPS’s commitment to maintaining one of the world’s most reliable and efficient cargo operations.
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Star East Airline, a Romanian charter and ACMI operator, has taken delivery of its second Airbus A320, identified by serial number 415. The fleet expansion supports the airline’s growing operational footprint across Europe, particularly in the seasonal and ACMI leasing markets.
United Airlines (US) has bolstered its fleet with the delivery of a new Boeing 737-9, bearing serial number 67739. This aircraft, part of Boeing’s MAX series, is powered by LEAP-1B28 engines, offering superior fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
Airbus has launched operational deployments of its U030 Flexrotor unmanned aerial vehicle with the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), marking a new milestone for drone-based maritime surveillance and safety in Europe.
Wizz Air Malta, the Maltese unit of the Wizz Air Group, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of an Airbus A320neo, bearing serial number 11578, powered by PW1127G-JM engines from Pratt & Whitney. This addition aligns with the group’s strategy to optimize aircraft deployment across its multi-AOC structure.
Turkish Airlines has expanded its diverse fleet with the addition of two aircraft: one Airbus A350-900, serial number 734 which previously flew for Lufthansa, and one Airbus A321, serial number 5025, acquired through a lease from CDB Aviation. This dual delivery supports the airline’s ambitious growth plans and strategic focus on modernizing both long-haul and regional operations.
LATAM Airlines Group, based in Chile, has sold one of its Boeing 767-300F freighters, serial 30780, to Jetran (US), beginning a planned reduction of its freighter fleet. This transaction represents the first of three B767-300F units that LATAM intends to remove, reflecting an adjustment in its fleet strategy to optimize operations and asset management.
