In October 2024, Air New Zealand reported a 2.1% reduction in capacity compared to the same period in 2023. This decline is attributed to significant engine maintenance challenges, including delays affecting Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM engines and Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines.
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JAL Group (Japan Airlines) has reported its financial performance for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2025, showcasing a robust 10% increase in revenue despite a decline in net profit. The group’s revenue rose to approximately $5.9 billion, reflecting continued recovery and demand in the aviation sector.
Hainan Airlines, a leading Chinese carrier, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, bearing serial number 12167. This aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A26 engines, known for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
AirAsia Indonesia has announced a substantial 20% increase in revenue for the third quarter of 2024, reaching $375 million. This growth was bolstered by strong travel demand as the airline carried 4.99 million passengers, marking a steady post-pandemic recovery in Southeast Asia’s aviation sector. The increased passenger volume reflects the success of AirAsia Indonesia’s strategies…
Level (Spain) is set to enhance its transatlantic operations by wet leasing an A330-900, serial 1963, from Iberojet (Portugal). This aircraft will operate the carrier’s Barcelona–New York JFK route from 01 June to 30 September 2025, coinciding with the peak summer travel season. The A330-900, a member of Airbus’ new-generation A330neo family, is well-regarded for its fuel efficiency, extended range, and improved…
Alaska Air Group (US) has introduced its ambitious “Alaska Accelerate” strategic plan, charting a three-year roadmap aimed at unlocking US$1 billion in incremental profit and significant value creation following its combination with Hawaiian Airlines (US). The strategy underscores the Group’s focus on delivering enhanced operational efficiency, improved profitability, and stronger shareholder returns.
Georgian Airlines has officially retired its sole Boeing 737-800BCF, serial 28595, which was previously operating under a lease agreement. This decision signals a shift in the airline’s cargo strategy, with a potential realignment of its fleet composition.
JAL Group (Japan Airlines) has reported its financial performance for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2025, showcasing a robust 10% increase in revenue despite a decline in net profit. The group’s revenue rose to approximately $5.9 billion, reflecting continued recovery and demand in the aviation sector.
Hainan Airlines, a leading Chinese carrier, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, bearing serial number 12167. This aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A26 engines, known for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
AirAsia Indonesia has announced a substantial 20% increase in revenue for the third quarter of 2024, reaching $375 million. This growth was bolstered by strong travel demand as the airline carried 4.99 million passengers, marking a steady post-pandemic recovery in Southeast Asia’s aviation sector. The increased passenger volume reflects the success of AirAsia Indonesia’s strategies…
Level (Spain) is set to enhance its transatlantic operations by wet leasing an A330-900, serial 1963, from Iberojet (Portugal). This aircraft will operate the carrier’s Barcelona–New York JFK route from 01 June to 30 September 2025, coinciding with the peak summer travel season. The A330-900, a member of Airbus’ new-generation A330neo family, is well-regarded for its fuel efficiency, extended range, and improved…
Alaska Air Group (US) has introduced its ambitious “Alaska Accelerate” strategic plan, charting a three-year roadmap aimed at unlocking US$1 billion in incremental profit and significant value creation following its combination with Hawaiian Airlines (US). The strategy underscores the Group’s focus on delivering enhanced operational efficiency, improved profitability, and stronger shareholder returns.
Georgian Airlines has officially retired its sole Boeing 737-800BCF, serial 28595, which was previously operating under a lease agreement. This decision signals a shift in the airline’s cargo strategy, with a potential realignment of its fleet composition.
JAL Group (Japan Airlines) has reported its financial performance for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2025, showcasing a robust 10% increase in revenue despite a decline in net profit. The group’s revenue rose to approximately $5.9 billion, reflecting continued recovery and demand in the aviation sector.
Hainan Airlines, a leading Chinese carrier, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, bearing serial number 12167. This aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A26 engines, known for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
AirAsia Indonesia has announced a substantial 20% increase in revenue for the third quarter of 2024, reaching $375 million. This growth was bolstered by strong travel demand as the airline carried 4.99 million passengers, marking a steady post-pandemic recovery in Southeast Asia’s aviation sector. The increased passenger volume reflects the success of AirAsia Indonesia’s strategies…
Level (Spain) is set to enhance its transatlantic operations by wet leasing an A330-900, serial 1963, from Iberojet (Portugal). This aircraft will operate the carrier’s Barcelona–New York JFK route from 01 June to 30 September 2025, coinciding with the peak summer travel season. The A330-900, a member of Airbus’ new-generation A330neo family, is well-regarded for its fuel efficiency, extended range, and improved…
Alaska Air Group (US) has introduced its ambitious “Alaska Accelerate” strategic plan, charting a three-year roadmap aimed at unlocking US$1 billion in incremental profit and significant value creation following its combination with Hawaiian Airlines (US). The strategy underscores the Group’s focus on delivering enhanced operational efficiency, improved profitability, and stronger shareholder returns.
Georgian Airlines has officially retired its sole Boeing 737-800BCF, serial 28595, which was previously operating under a lease agreement. This decision signals a shift in the airline’s cargo strategy, with a potential realignment of its fleet composition.
