Stratos, a leading aircraft asset manager and investment specialist, has successfully delivered an Airbus A330-300aircraft to Amazon, where it will undergo passenger-to-freighter (P2F) conversion. The transaction represents a key step in Amazon’s expanding air cargo operations and showcases Stratos’ expertise in facilitating strategic fleet placements.
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The United States has extended sanctions on Mahan Air, a major Iranian airline, along with its former partners for another year. Originally imposed due to concerns about the airline’s alleged ties to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and other restricted entities, these sanctions continue to restrict Mahan Air’s international operations, limiting access to financial services, aircraft parts,…
KLM Cityhopper, the regional subsidiary of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, has taken delivery of one Embraer E190aircraft on wet lease from German Airways. The aircraft, bearing serial number 19000061, is equipped with CF34-10E5 engines, developed by GE Aviation, a widely used powerplant across the E-Jet series.
avianca (Colombia) has indicated that it sees favorable conditions for a potential return to the capital market, with a focus on executing planned investments and maintaining a balance between growth and profitability. The airline is exploring a possible return to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), where it was previously listed.
Condor, the German leisure airline, has announced that it expects to take delivery of three Airbus A321neo aircraft by the end of 2025. The deliveries are part of the carrier’s ongoing fleet renewal program aimed at improving fuel efficiency, lowering emissions, and modernizing its narrowbody fleet for short- and medium-haul routes.
SATA Air Azores, the regional carrier based in Portugal, has confirmed that it will wet lease a De Havilland Q400 aircraft beginning 01 June 2025, for the duration of the summer travel season. With this addition, the airline’s operational fleet will expand to eight aircraft.
JetBlue Airways, a major US-based airline, has been granted permission by a trial judge to advance its commerce clause arguments in its legal challenge to a Florida law that determines how much of a commercial airline’s income is taxable within the state.
