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Fly2Sky Airlines Appoints Oleg Novikov as COO

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Fly2Sky Airlines (Bulgaria) has announced the appointment of Oleg Novikov as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). This strategic addition to the airline’s executive team highlights Fly2Sky’s focus on strengthening its operational capabilities as it continues to expand its market presence. With extensive experience in aviation operations, Novikov is expected to play a critical role in enhancing Fly2Sky’s operational…

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Etihad Airways Prepares to Take Delivery of Airbus A321neo MSN 12727

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Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, is preparing to take delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, marking another key milestone in its strategic fleet modernization plan. The aircraft, identified by manufacturer serial number (MSN) 12727, continues the airline’s investment in next-generation, fuel-efficient aircraft that enhance both operational performance and passenger experience.

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British Airways Ends London-Pula Seasonal Flights

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British Airways, one of the UK’s flagship carriers, has confirmed that it will not resume its seasonal flights between London Heathrow and Pula, Croatia, in summer 2025. These flights, traditionally operated using Airbus A319 and A320 aircraft, were part of the airline’s summer schedule catering to leisure travelers.

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Akasa Air Delays Fleet Expansion Amid Boeing Delivery Delays

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Akasa Air, one of India’s newest airlines, has clarified its stance on fleet expansion, emphasizing that it has no plans to lease aircraft from the secondary market despite delivery delays from Boeing. The airline’s fleet expansion timeline has now been pushed to April 2025, with the delivery of five aircraft anticipated in the first quarter of the 2025-26…

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Boeing CEO Acknowledges Past Missteps, Highlights Reforms to Lawmakers

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Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg is set to address lawmakers today, acknowledging that the aerospace giant made “serious missteps” in recent years. This candid admission comes in the wake of a mid-air emergency involving a new B737 MAXin January 2024, an incident that prompted the company to implement “sweeping changes” across its operations.