Air Astana Group, based in Kazakhstan, announced plans to expand its total fleet to 63 aircraft by the end of 2025 and has extended its guidance to reach 84 aircraft by the end of 2029. This fleet expansion aligns with the airline’s strategy of simplification and operational efficiency amid ongoing global supply chain challenges.
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Azorra, a US-based aircraft lessor, has released its fleet transaction highlights for 2024, showcasing a strong year of growth and activity. The company signed lease agreements for 17 aircraft, reflecting its commitment to supporting global carriers with modern and efficient fleet solutions. In addition to the leasing activity, Azorra successfully delivered nine aircraft to its clients, meeting operational demands…
TrueNoord, a specialist regional aircraft lessor based in the Netherlands, is evaluating potential aircraft orders from OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) for 2025, according to its CEO, Anne-Bart Tieleman. This consideration reflects TrueNoord’s forward-looking strategy to expand its portfolio and meet growing demand for regional aviation assets.
Lufthansa Technik Services India has announced the appointment of Marcel Pastuska as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The leadership transition marks a strategic step in the company’s continued growth within the Indian aviation maintenance market.
SolitAir, a UAE-based cargo airline, has unveiled plans to expand its narrowbody freighter fleet to as many as 12 aircraft by the end of 2025, with further ambitions to add up to 10 more aircraft in 2026. The move reflects the airline’s proactive approach to scaling cargo capacity amid growing demand for regional and medium-haul logistics services.
Air Wisconsin (US) has announced plans for a new round of layoffs affecting more than 100 employees, attributing the decision to ongoing economic instability and uncertainty in the regional airline sector. This move underscores the persistent challenges faced by smaller carriers operating in a volatile post-pandemic environment.
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.
