Green Africa Airways, a Lagos-based carrier in Nigeria, has marked a major milestone by taking delivery of its first owned aircraft, an ATR72-500, serial number 852. The aircraft was acquired from ATRiam Capital, an aviation leasing firm based in Ireland, marking the airline’s transition from leasing-only operations to asset ownership.
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Turkish Airlines is set to launch a weekly freighter service connecting its Istanbul base to Mexico City’s AIFA(Felipe Ángeles International Airport) via a US gateway. The operation is scheduled to begin in January or February 2025, marking an expansion of the airline’s cargo network in the Americas.
Akasa Air Prepares For Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 Delivery as the Indian low-cost carrier continues to build out its high-density narrowbody fleet in support of network growth and cost-efficient operations. The upcoming aircraft reflects Akasa Air’s strategy of deploying capacity-optimized variants to serve price-sensitive domestic and regional markets.
Flair Airlines has completed its executive leadership team by appointing three seasoned internal leaders to key C-suite roles. The move underscores the airline’s ongoing transformation and ambition to solidify its position as Canada’s leading ultra-low-cost carrier.
Motu Link Airline, a new carrier based in French Polynesia, is preparing for its planned early 2025 launch by seeking $3.4 million to fund the purchase of its first aircraft, an ATR72-500F. This funding will be raised through a bond loan, amortizable over a period of 90 months at an 11% interest rate. The ATR72-500F, a reliable model suited for regional operations, will be the…
Urgench Airport VIP Terminal & Rail Link Boost marks the latest advancement in Uzbekistan’s regional aviation infrastructure.
Ryanair has called on Spain’s Minister for Social Rights, Consumption, and Agenda 2030, Pablo Bustinduy, to “respect EU legislation” that guarantees airlines the freedom to set fares. This demand follows the imposition of a €179 million fine on Ryanair and other low-cost carriers for allegedly abusive pricing practices, including fees for carry-on baggage and seat selection.
