Airbus A330 operations at Almaty Airport are drawing attention as Kazakhstan’s key international gateway welcomes more widebody traffic, supporting the region’s evolving role in global long-haul travel networks.
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AZAL Azerbaijan Airlines has announced ambitious expansion plans, with expectations to introduce more than 30 new-generation aircraft into its fleet. This large-scale fleet renewal is supported by signed agreements with aircraft manufacturers and leasing companies, aligning with the airline’s long-term modernization strategy.
Crestone, a U.S.-based aviation leasing company, has expanded its fleet portfolio with the purchase of three narrowbody aircraft. The acquisition includes two Airbus A319s currently leased to American Airlines and one Airbus A320 on lease to TAP Portugal.
Croatia Airlines, the national carrier of Croatia, has announced ambitious plans to expand its destination network in 2025. The airline is considering the introduction of up to eight new routes from its hub in Zagreb, with Lisbon as one of the highlighted destinations.
Southwest Airlines, the largest domestic carrier in the United States, has added another aircraft to its fleet with the delivery of a Boeing 737-8, bearing manufacturer serial number (MSN) 42617. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1B28 engines developed by CFM International, aligning with the airline’s ongoing investment in the B737 MAX family.
Arkia (Israel) has announced plans to operate an A330-900 aircraft from Iberojet (Spain) on behalf of TechAir (Israel). The widebody aircraft will be deployed on the Tel Aviv–New York route, with operations scheduled from 08 February to May 2025.
