Air Cairo has announced ambitious fleet expansion plans, targeting a fleet of 40 aircraft by March 2025. This growth includes the addition of seven Airbus A320s throughout the year. These developments are part of the airline’s long-term strategy to increase its fleet size to 72 aircraft by 2032.
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Viva Air Peru, the low-cost carrier that ceased operations in February 2023, has been placed under ordinary bankruptcy proceedings, according to the competition regulator. This development formalizes the airline’s financial collapse, opening the way for creditors to seek repayment.
Italian airline ITA Airways is set to resume flights between Libya and Italy, an important development following years of suspended services due to security concerns.
Caribbean Airlines (Trinidad) has officially launched its new service connecting Guadeloupe with stops in St. Luciaand Dominica. This addition to the airline’s network enhances regional connectivity and provides travelers with more convenient options to explore the Caribbean.
Emirates (UAE) is set to spend $5 billion on retrofitting 220 aircraft, as the airline faces delays in the delivery of new aircraft from manufacturers. President Tim Clark emphasized that this investment is essential to sustaining the airline’s extensive global network while awaiting fleet modernization.
Yemenia, the national carrier of Yemen, has announced the resumption of its direct flights between Riyan Mukhalla and Cairo, starting January 26, 2025. The route will be operated with the airline’s Airbus A320, providing a crucial connection for travelers between Yemen and Egypt.
Viva Air Peru, the low-cost carrier that ceased operations in February 2023, has been placed under ordinary bankruptcy proceedings, according to the competition regulator. This development formalizes the airline’s financial collapse, opening the way for creditors to seek repayment.
Italian airline ITA Airways is set to resume flights between Libya and Italy, an important development following years of suspended services due to security concerns.
Caribbean Airlines (Trinidad) has officially launched its new service connecting Guadeloupe with stops in St. Luciaand Dominica. This addition to the airline’s network enhances regional connectivity and provides travelers with more convenient options to explore the Caribbean.
Emirates (UAE) is set to spend $5 billion on retrofitting 220 aircraft, as the airline faces delays in the delivery of new aircraft from manufacturers. President Tim Clark emphasized that this investment is essential to sustaining the airline’s extensive global network while awaiting fleet modernization.
Yemenia, the national carrier of Yemen, has announced the resumption of its direct flights between Riyan Mukhalla and Cairo, starting January 26, 2025. The route will be operated with the airline’s Airbus A320, providing a crucial connection for travelers between Yemen and Egypt.
Viva Air Peru, the low-cost carrier that ceased operations in February 2023, has been placed under ordinary bankruptcy proceedings, according to the competition regulator. This development formalizes the airline’s financial collapse, opening the way for creditors to seek repayment.
Italian airline ITA Airways is set to resume flights between Libya and Italy, an important development following years of suspended services due to security concerns.
Caribbean Airlines (Trinidad) has officially launched its new service connecting Guadeloupe with stops in St. Luciaand Dominica. This addition to the airline’s network enhances regional connectivity and provides travelers with more convenient options to explore the Caribbean.
Emirates (UAE) is set to spend $5 billion on retrofitting 220 aircraft, as the airline faces delays in the delivery of new aircraft from manufacturers. President Tim Clark emphasized that this investment is essential to sustaining the airline’s extensive global network while awaiting fleet modernization.
Yemenia, the national carrier of Yemen, has announced the resumption of its direct flights between Riyan Mukhalla and Cairo, starting January 26, 2025. The route will be operated with the airline’s Airbus A320, providing a crucial connection for travelers between Yemen and Egypt.
