Fly Angola has announced the discontinuation of its route between Luanda and Sao Tome, citing a recent surge in airport fees as the primary reason for the decision. The airline emphasized that the increase in operational costs has made the route financially unsustainable, prompting its closure.
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Pegasus Airlines, a prominent low-cost carrier from Turkiye, has reported a 19% increase in net profit for the third quarter of 2024, totaling $322 million. However, despite the strong quarterly performance, the airline’s net profit for the first nine months of 2024 saw a slight decline, falling 3% to $332 million. These figures reflect Pegasus Airlines’ adaptability and focus on profitability, even amidst…
Southwest Airlines concluded 2024 with a fleet of 803 aircraft, having retired 36 aircraft during the year. This figure is slightly below the previously anticipated 40 retirements, as the airline deferred the retirement of two Boeing 737-700 and two Boeing 737-800 aircraft to 2025.
FL Technics, a globally recognized provider of aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) solutions, has initiated fleet support for a new client, Fly Vaayu of the United Arab Emirates. This partnership involves providing comprehensive maintenance services for Fly Vaayu’s Airbus A320 Passenger-to-Freighter (P2F) aircraft.
Airbus’s A330-800 program faces further challenges as Garuda Indonesia reportedly canceled its order for four aircraft, reducing the global backlog to just one remaining delivery. Originally intended as a replacement for the successful A330-200, the A330-800 has struggled with demand, partly due to its narrow customer base and the higher capacity appeal of its sibling,…
Lao Airlines, the national carrier of Laos, is poised to enhance its fleet capabilities with the introduction of the C909aircraft. This modern aircraft is scheduled for delivery by the end of March 2025, signaling a major step forward in the airline’s operational expansion.
AirAsia Aviation Group, headquartered in Malaysia, is currently engaged in discussions with Airbus, Comac (China), and Embraer to procure up to 100 regional aircraft. The potential order reflects AirAsia’s intent to expand its operations and enhance its regional connectivity.
