Delta Air Lines is preparing to accept delivery of a new Airbus A350-941, MSN 817, registered as N534DN, signaling a continued investment in next-generation widebody capability.
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Brussels Airlines (Belgium) has unveiled its preparations for the summer season 2025, which include the addition of four Airbus A220s on wet lease from airBaltic (Latvia). These aircraft will support the airline’s strategy to enhance its network and provide increased capacity to meet seasonal demand.
Macquarie AirFinance, based in Ireland, has delivered a new Airbus A320neo to Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) under a long-term lease agreement, marking the first of three A320neo aircraft it will supply from its existing orderbook. This transaction supports SAS’s ongoing fleet renewal strategy focused on environmental efficiency and standardized operations.
FedEx Feeder, the regional cargo airline supporting FedEx Express, has taken delivery of two Cessna 408F SkyCourieraircraft, identified by serial numbers 408-0040 and 408-0031. These aircraft are operated by Corporate Air, a U.S.-based contractor, and are powered by PT6A-65SC engines, renowned for their reliability and performance.
Aer Lingus Airbus A321neo MSN 12549 Delivery Preparation marks another step in the Irish flag carrier’s ongoing narrowbody fleet modernization program, as the airline gets ready to take delivery of a new Airbus A321neo from the manufacturer. The aircraft, designated as an A321-253NY, will be powered by CFM International LEAP-1A33engines and is configured in a two-class layout featuring 16 business class…
Korean Air has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Airbus A350, featuring serial number 681. This aircraft is powered by advanced Trent XWB-84 engines, developed by Rolls Royce, offering superior efficiency and performance.
StandardAero, a major independent MRO provider based in the United States, has reported strong demand for serviceable RB211-535 engines, along with related modules and spare parts. The surge in interest is largely due to the tight supply of high-quality, high-cycle remaining assets, particularly for use in legacy widebody aircraft still in active or converted freighter service.
