Air India CEO Campbell Wilson anticipates that the global shortage of aircraft, which is currently hampering airline growth worldwide, will continue for at least the next four to five years.
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Sunwing Airlines, a Canadian leisure carrier, has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-800, identified by serial number 38025, on wet lease from Smartwings (Czechia). The aircraft is powered by CFM56-7B26E engines, a highly reliable and efficient propulsion system widely used in the Boeing 737 family.
NyxAir, an Estonian airline, has announced the availability of an ATR72-500F for various leasing and charter arrangements, including short- and long-term wet leases, full charter services, and dry lease options. This versatile ATR72-500F freighter is well-suited for flexible cargo operations, addressing the growing demand for regional freight solutions across Europe and beyond.
Brussels Airlines has reported a record €78 million adjusted EBIT for summer 2024, supported by increased long-haul capacity and high punctuality. From July to September, the airline transported 2.5 million passengers across over 17,000 flights, marking a 1.3% increase in passenger volume despite a 2.5% decrease in total flights.
Alaska Air Group reported a net loss of $166 million for the first quarter of 2025, despite achieving a substantial 41% year-on-year increase in operating revenues, which rose to $3.13 billion. The results highlight the ongoing financial challenges facing the airline, even as passenger demand and revenue streams show significant recovery momentum.
Abelo (Ireland) has modified its initial order with ATR for 10 ATR42 STOL aircraft, converting it into a combination of five ATR42-600 and five ATR72-600 models. This strategic adjustment reflects Abelo’s efforts to optimize its fleet for diverse operational requirements.
GA Telesis, a U.S.-based aviation services and asset management firm, has announced the planned disassembly of four Boeing 767-300 aircraft during the course of 2025. This initiative is part of the company’s strategic efforts to expand its used serviceable material (USM) inventory, a growing market segment amid rising MRO demands.
