Aeroflot has published its operating results for December 2025 and the full 2025 financial year, showing broadly stable passenger volumes, improving capacity utilisation, and continued recovery in international traffic, offset by weaker cargo performance.
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RwandAir has secured a wet lease agreement for an Airbus A330-200, serial 493, from GullivAir (Bulgaria) to cover operational needs through April 2025. This temporary lease arrangement comes as RwandAir’s own A330-200s undergo scheduled maintenance, ensuring uninterrupted long-haul services for the airline.
Kuwait Airways has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321neo, bearing manufacturer serial number 12345, marking the beginning of a fleet renewal initiative that includes a total of nine A321neo aircraft on order. The delivery is part of the airline’s broader strategy to modernize its narrowbody fleet with fuel-efficient, next-generation aircraft.
BETA Technologies, a U.S.-based developer of electric vertical and conventional takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL/CTOL), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Republic Airways, one of the largest regional airline operators in the United States. The agreement aims to evaluate the operational potential of BETA’s fully electric ALIA aircraft for future regional passenger and cargo services.
Fly Angola has announced the discontinuation of its route between Luanda and Sao Tome, citing a recent surge in airport fees as the primary reason for the decision. The airline emphasized that the increase in operational costs has made the route financially unsustainable, prompting its closure.
Supernova Airlines, a Ukraine-based carrier, has successfully completed its first cargo charter flight utilizing a Boeing 737-800F. This inaugural flight represents a significant achievement for Supernova Airlines as it expands into the air cargo sector, aiming to meet the increasing demand for logistics and freight services within and beyond Ukraine. The Boeing 737-800F, a popular choice for cargo…
Eve Air Mobility, a pioneering company in the advanced air mobility sector, has been selected by FINEP (Brazilian Funding Authority for Studies and Projects) to receive a grant of up to $15.8 million. This substantial support will back the company’s ongoing development initiatives, with the total project investment estimated at $33.8 million.
