TransNusa (Indonesia) has launched a new international route connecting Manado, Indonesia, with Honiara, Solomon Islands. This inaugural service began on December 19, 2024, and marks a milestone for TransNusa as it strengthens its regional connectivity.
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The Civil Aviation Pilots Union of Portugal has publicly condemned the operational state of SATA Azores Airlines, stating that the carrier is experiencing serious and recurring failures that pose direct risks to operational safety, result in misuse of public funds, and erode the trust of workers and passengers.
Clic, the Colombian regional airline formerly known as EasyFly, has announced plans to take delivery of two new aircraft in 2025 as part of its strategy to reinforce existing routes and enhance regional connectivity across Colombia. The move underscores the carrier’s continued post-restructuring growth and its commitment to servicing underserved regional markets.
Air Albania (Albania) has taken delivery of one Boeing B737-800, bearing serial number 40880, through a wet lease agreement with SkyUp Airlines (Ukraine). The aircraft is powered by CFM56-7B26E engines, reinforcing the airline’s narrowbody fleet.
Iberia, the flag carrier of Spain, has arranged to wet-lease one Airbus A320-200 aircraft from Titan Airways for a two-month period covering August 1 through September 30, 2025. The move is designed to bolster Iberia’s operational flexibility during the busy summer travel season and mitigate any capacity constraints across its short-haul European network. A wet lease agreement involves the provision of an…
SkyWorks Holdings, a US-based aviation asset management firm, has been appointed as the servicer for the sale of five aircraft, comprising models from the A330, B787, B737, and A320 families.
Air India Express, a low-cost subsidiary of Air India, was formally reprimanded in March 2025 by India’s aviation regulator for non-compliance with mandatory engine part replacements on an Airbus A320, as directed by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The incident involved serious breaches of maintenance protocol, including falsified documentation to falsely indicate compliance.
