My Freighter, a cargo airline based in Uzbekistan, has announced the acquisition of its first Boeing 757-200F on lease from Titan Aviation Leasing, headquartered in the United States. The delivery of this freighter aircraft is scheduled for late February 2025, marking a significant milestone in My Freighter’s expansion strategy.
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Delta Air Lines (US) has expanded its fleet with the addition of two Airbus A321neos, with serial numbers 12417 and 12442. Both aircraft are powered by PW1133G-JM engines and are part of the airline’s ongoing fleet modernization strategy. Aircraft Details Fleet Expansion Strategy The A321neo offers enhanced fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and increased operational range, making it a key part of Delta’s narrowbody fleet renewal…
Heston Airlines, a Lithuanian ACMI and charter operator, has expanded its fleet with the addition of an Airbus A320. The aircraft, identified by serial number 1922, was acquired on lease and is powered by V2527-A5 engines, a reliable variant from the V2500 series produced by IAE (International Aero Engines).
Air New Zealand has unveiled a preview of its new cabin interiors for its long-haul Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, signaling a transformative step for passenger comfort and product competitiveness in international markets.
Ascend Airways, a UK-based operator, has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-8, bearing serial number 44863, as part of a lease agreement. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1B27 engines, reflecting the airline’s continued push to modernize and expand its narrowbody fleet with next-generation, fuel-efficient aircraft.
All Nippon Airways is deferring the retirement of its last domestically-configured Boeing 777-300 aircraft, ensuring these high-capacity jets remain a fixture on key Japanese routes into early 2027 and providing crucial support during the airline’s fleet transition period.
China’s Air White Whale expects the first deliveries of its W5000 twin-turboprop cargo drones by 2026, contingent on obtaining airworthiness certification from China’s Civil Aviation Administration (CAA).
