Air Serbia has returned its sole Embraer E195 aircraft, registered YU-ATB (serial number 19000213), to service following nearly two months of maintenance in Naples. The aircraft resumed operations on a flight between Belgrade and Dusseldorf.
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Avianca (Colombia) has announced plans to wet lease multiple ATR72-600s from Clic (Colombia) to support its domestic operations. The aircraft will begin service in November 2024, focusing on regional routes within Colombia.
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…
Kenya Airways has announced the resignation of James David Kabeberi from his role as a director. Kabeberi also served as the Chairman of the Board Audit and Risk Committee, a critical position overseeing the airline’s governance and financial risk management. His departure marks a significant change in Kenya Airways’ leadership, as Kabeberi brought extensive experience in corporate governance and…
Tulpar Air, a Russian airline, has been ordered by the Arbitration Court of the Republic of Tatarstan to pay US$4.2 million to its former director, Azat Khakim. This legal ruling concludes a significant dispute between the airline and its former executive.
On 17 January 2026, an ATR 42-500 turboprop aircraft operated by Indonesia Air Transport on behalf of the Directorate General of Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance crashed during its approach to Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The aircraft, registered PK-THT, went missing from radar as it neared the airport while flying from Adisutjipto Airport with 11 occupants — eight crew members and three passengers.
Garuda Indonesia is set to receive a financial boost through a capital injection from Danantara Indonesia, aimed at strengthening its working capital and contributing to the development of the tourism sector in Indonesia. This move comes as part of broader efforts to ensure the airline’s continued operational stability and to support national economic priorities tied to tourism and connectivity.
