Aero Norway, a leading independent engine MRO provider, has appointed Kenneth Johnston as the new LEAP Program Manager.
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Tony Fernandes, co-founder of AirAsia (Malaysia), has expressed skepticism about the practicality of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), calling it an idea that “makes absolutely no sense.” Instead, Fernandes advocates for the aviation industry to focus on adopting new-technology aircraft and engines to achieve sustainability goals.
France-based global logistics leader CMA CGM has officially submitted a bid to acquire the cargo operations of Air Belgium. A court ruling on the proposed acquisition is expected by 27 March 2025.
COMAC (Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China) has announced plans to raise its production capacity for the C919 single-aisle aircraft to 50 units in 2025. This move signals the company’s efforts to solidify its position in the competitive narrow-body aircraft market, dominated by Airbus and Boeing.
United Airlines has announced plans to retire 21 aircraft earlier than scheduled in early 2025 as part of a broader cost-saving strategy. This decision follows internal projections of lower-than-anticipated Q1 profitability, prompting the airline to optimize its operations and preserve cash. While specific aircraft types have not been disclosed, the move is expected to be cash-positive in the current fiscal year.
Loong Air, a Chinese airline, has recently taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, marked by serial number 12421. This aircraft is equipped with LEAP-1A26 engines from CFM International, which are recognized for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The addition of this A320neo supports Loong Air’s commitment to expanding its fleet with modern, environmentally friendly aircraft, aligning with…
TUI Group (Germany), a global leader in tourism and travel, has reported a strong financial performance for 2024. The company’s revenue grew by 12% to reach $24.4 billion, underscoring its recovery and growth momentum in the post-pandemic travel industry. The group also recorded an Underlying EBIT of $1.3 billion, reflecting its strategic focus on operational efficiency and market expansion.
Tony Fernandes, co-founder of AirAsia (Malaysia), has expressed skepticism about the practicality of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), calling it an idea that “makes absolutely no sense.” Instead, Fernandes advocates for the aviation industry to focus on adopting new-technology aircraft and engines to achieve sustainability goals.
France-based global logistics leader CMA CGM has officially submitted a bid to acquire the cargo operations of Air Belgium. A court ruling on the proposed acquisition is expected by 27 March 2025.
COMAC (Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China) has announced plans to raise its production capacity for the C919 single-aisle aircraft to 50 units in 2025. This move signals the company’s efforts to solidify its position in the competitive narrow-body aircraft market, dominated by Airbus and Boeing.
United Airlines has announced plans to retire 21 aircraft earlier than scheduled in early 2025 as part of a broader cost-saving strategy. This decision follows internal projections of lower-than-anticipated Q1 profitability, prompting the airline to optimize its operations and preserve cash. While specific aircraft types have not been disclosed, the move is expected to be cash-positive in the current fiscal year.
Loong Air, a Chinese airline, has recently taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, marked by serial number 12421. This aircraft is equipped with LEAP-1A26 engines from CFM International, which are recognized for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The addition of this A320neo supports Loong Air’s commitment to expanding its fleet with modern, environmentally friendly aircraft, aligning with…
TUI Group (Germany), a global leader in tourism and travel, has reported a strong financial performance for 2024. The company’s revenue grew by 12% to reach $24.4 billion, underscoring its recovery and growth momentum in the post-pandemic travel industry. The group also recorded an Underlying EBIT of $1.3 billion, reflecting its strategic focus on operational efficiency and market expansion.
Tony Fernandes, co-founder of AirAsia (Malaysia), has expressed skepticism about the practicality of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), calling it an idea that “makes absolutely no sense.” Instead, Fernandes advocates for the aviation industry to focus on adopting new-technology aircraft and engines to achieve sustainability goals.
France-based global logistics leader CMA CGM has officially submitted a bid to acquire the cargo operations of Air Belgium. A court ruling on the proposed acquisition is expected by 27 March 2025.
COMAC (Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China) has announced plans to raise its production capacity for the C919 single-aisle aircraft to 50 units in 2025. This move signals the company’s efforts to solidify its position in the competitive narrow-body aircraft market, dominated by Airbus and Boeing.
United Airlines has announced plans to retire 21 aircraft earlier than scheduled in early 2025 as part of a broader cost-saving strategy. This decision follows internal projections of lower-than-anticipated Q1 profitability, prompting the airline to optimize its operations and preserve cash. While specific aircraft types have not been disclosed, the move is expected to be cash-positive in the current fiscal year.
Loong Air, a Chinese airline, has recently taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, marked by serial number 12421. This aircraft is equipped with LEAP-1A26 engines from CFM International, which are recognized for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The addition of this A320neo supports Loong Air’s commitment to expanding its fleet with modern, environmentally friendly aircraft, aligning with…
TUI Group (Germany), a global leader in tourism and travel, has reported a strong financial performance for 2024. The company’s revenue grew by 12% to reach $24.4 billion, underscoring its recovery and growth momentum in the post-pandemic travel industry. The group also recorded an Underlying EBIT of $1.3 billion, reflecting its strategic focus on operational efficiency and market expansion.
