Air China has announced plans to inject US$200 million into its subsidiary Air Macau as part of efforts to strengthen the airline’s financial foundation. The Macau government, holding a 21.5% share in Air Macau, will contribute an additional $42.4 million, aligning with its ownership stake.
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SriLankan Airlines is preparing to rewrite its turnaround story by appointing Vipul Misra as its new Chief Executive Officer, drawing industry focus to Colombo and the region at large.
Shandong Airlines, a regional carrier based in China, has taken delivery of a new Boeing 737-8, carrying manufacturer serial number 61456 and powered by LEAP-1B27 engines. The aircraft enhances the airline’s growing narrowbody fleet and supports its long-term commitment to operational efficiency and lower environmental impact.
Lufthansa Cargo, Germany’s leading air freight carrier, has intensified its strategic partnerships in China by signing cooperation agreements with key industry players: Shanghai Airport Authority, Air China Cargo, and China Postal Express & Logistics. These partnerships aim to bolster Lufthansa Cargo’s presence in the Chinese market, enhance cargo capacity, and improve operational efficiency on critical routes between Europe and Asia….
Hainan Airlines (China) has acquired a B737-800, bearing serial number 41121, as part of its ongoing fleet enhancement. In addition, the airline has announced plans to reinstate three B737-800s, previously retired, back into active service. These aircraft, identified by serial numbers 28319, 28320, and 28321, will bolster Hainan Airlines’ operational capacity.
Heston Airlines has achieved a major milestone with the receipt of its Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Air Carrier Operating Certificate, officially granting the Lithuanian-based airline access to the United States ACMI and charter market. This certification paves the way for Heston to expand operations across the Americas, including the USA, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
The Reykjanes District Court has ruled in favor of Air Berlin’s insolvency administrator in a legal case against Isavia, Iceland’s airport operator. The decision allows the administrator to confiscate assets worth over $1.1 million, stemming from a dispute over an aircraft impounded at Keflavík Airport in 2017. The ruling represents a significant victory for Air Berlin’s creditors, as the funds recovered will contribute to…
