Air India has finalized its comprehensive aircraft order with Airbus, comprising a total of 350 aircraft. The order includes 210 A321neo, 90 A320neo, 25 A350-900, and 25 A350-1000 models. As part of this agreement, six A350-900s have already been delivered, marking a significant milestone in Air India’s ongoing fleet modernization strategy.
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flydubai (UAE) has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining the GCAA CAR 147 Approved Maintenance Training Organization certification. This accreditation enables the airline to independently conduct in-house maintenance and engineering training programs, further solidifying its commitment to operational excellence and workforce development.
Boeing has forecasted significant growth in Latin America’s freighter fleet, projecting a 47% increase, reaching 220 aircraft by 2043. This expansion is driven by rising demand for air cargo, fueled by e-commerce growth, supply chain shifts, and increased trade volume in the region.
Fitch Ratings (US) has announced that the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing of Spirit Airlines (US) will not have a material impact on Aircraft Lease ABS (Asset-Backed Securities). The credit rating agency attributes this stability to the limited exposure of ABS pools to aircraft leased by Spirit Airlines.
Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-cost airline, has announced plans to suspend and reduce the number of flights at seven airports in Spain. The decision comes in response to what Ryanair describes as excessive fees imposed by Aena, the state-owned airport operator.
Kenya Airways has confirmed the resumption of direct flights to Luanda, Angola, following high-level discussions between the presidents of the two nations in the Angolan capital. This development signifies a strengthening of diplomatic and economic ties between Kenya and Angola, facilitating improved connectivity and fostering bilateral trade and tourism.
ATR, the world’s leading regional aircraft manufacturer, and Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest airline, have reinforced their partnership by signing a Joint Comprehensive Action Plan. This strategic agreement aims to establish in-house maintenance capabilities for ATR -500 and -600 series aircraft within Ethiopian Airlines’ operations.
flydubai (UAE) has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining the GCAA CAR 147 Approved Maintenance Training Organization certification. This accreditation enables the airline to independently conduct in-house maintenance and engineering training programs, further solidifying its commitment to operational excellence and workforce development.
Boeing has forecasted significant growth in Latin America’s freighter fleet, projecting a 47% increase, reaching 220 aircraft by 2043. This expansion is driven by rising demand for air cargo, fueled by e-commerce growth, supply chain shifts, and increased trade volume in the region.
Fitch Ratings (US) has announced that the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing of Spirit Airlines (US) will not have a material impact on Aircraft Lease ABS (Asset-Backed Securities). The credit rating agency attributes this stability to the limited exposure of ABS pools to aircraft leased by Spirit Airlines.
Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-cost airline, has announced plans to suspend and reduce the number of flights at seven airports in Spain. The decision comes in response to what Ryanair describes as excessive fees imposed by Aena, the state-owned airport operator.
Kenya Airways has confirmed the resumption of direct flights to Luanda, Angola, following high-level discussions between the presidents of the two nations in the Angolan capital. This development signifies a strengthening of diplomatic and economic ties between Kenya and Angola, facilitating improved connectivity and fostering bilateral trade and tourism.
ATR, the world’s leading regional aircraft manufacturer, and Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest airline, have reinforced their partnership by signing a Joint Comprehensive Action Plan. This strategic agreement aims to establish in-house maintenance capabilities for ATR -500 and -600 series aircraft within Ethiopian Airlines’ operations.
flydubai (UAE) has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining the GCAA CAR 147 Approved Maintenance Training Organization certification. This accreditation enables the airline to independently conduct in-house maintenance and engineering training programs, further solidifying its commitment to operational excellence and workforce development.
Boeing has forecasted significant growth in Latin America’s freighter fleet, projecting a 47% increase, reaching 220 aircraft by 2043. This expansion is driven by rising demand for air cargo, fueled by e-commerce growth, supply chain shifts, and increased trade volume in the region.
Fitch Ratings (US) has announced that the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing of Spirit Airlines (US) will not have a material impact on Aircraft Lease ABS (Asset-Backed Securities). The credit rating agency attributes this stability to the limited exposure of ABS pools to aircraft leased by Spirit Airlines.
Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-cost airline, has announced plans to suspend and reduce the number of flights at seven airports in Spain. The decision comes in response to what Ryanair describes as excessive fees imposed by Aena, the state-owned airport operator.
Kenya Airways has confirmed the resumption of direct flights to Luanda, Angola, following high-level discussions between the presidents of the two nations in the Angolan capital. This development signifies a strengthening of diplomatic and economic ties between Kenya and Angola, facilitating improved connectivity and fostering bilateral trade and tourism.
ATR, the world’s leading regional aircraft manufacturer, and Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest airline, have reinforced their partnership by signing a Joint Comprehensive Action Plan. This strategic agreement aims to establish in-house maintenance capabilities for ATR -500 and -600 series aircraft within Ethiopian Airlines’ operations.
