Air New Zealand posted a significant improvement in its June operational performance, delivering increased reliability and punctuality as the airline continues to focus on customer experience and operational resilience.
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Jetstar Asia, based in Singapore, has recently taken delivery of an Airbus A320, serial number 5813, 9V-JSV, equipped with V2527-A5 engines. This addition marks a strategic move for the airline as it seeks to boost operational efficiency on its Southeast Asian routes. The V2527-A5 engines, known for their fuel efficiency and reliability, enable the A320…
Airbus has updated its order book for October 2024, reflecting several new orders within its A320neo family. The changes include an order for one A321neo from American Airlines and two separate orders for five and ten A320neosfrom undisclosed customers. Additionally, a private customer placed an order for one A320neo. These orders continue to reinforce the popularity of Airbus’s A320neo family, known for its fuel efficiency and suitability for various…
SMBC Aviation Capital has finalized an agreement to place two Airbus A321XLR aircraft with Air Seychelles, sparking industry attention as the African carrier prepares to transform its narrowbody fleet strategy.
Griffin Global Asset Management, an Ireland-based aircraft leasing company, has finalized long-term lease agreements with United Airlines for six new Boeing 737-9 aircraft, all of which were delivered during April and May 2025. The deal underlines Griffin’s strategic relationship with one of the world’s largest carriers and reflects growing demand for fuel-efficient narrowbody jets.
Pegasus Airlines is preparing to take delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, marking another addition to its fast-growing fleet of efficient, next-generation narrowbody aircraft. The jet, identified by Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 12413, is an A321-251NX variant tailored for high-density operations within Pegasus’s low-cost model.
Kuwait Airways has appointed Abdul Wahab Al-Shatti as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), replacing Ahmed Al-Kuraibani. The leadership transition comes in response to ongoing concerns related to safety oversight and deadline management, which reportedly triggered internal and external pressures for a change in direction at the airline’s executive level.
