Alaska Air Group, a leading U.S. airline group, has announced impressive financial results for 2024, showcasing strong growth across key metrics. The company reported a 13% increase in total revenue, reaching $11.7 billion, and achieved a net income of $395 million for the year.
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Air Mauritius has received a critical financial lifeline from its parent company, Airport Holdings Ltd (AHL), which has formally converted a US$176 million shareholder loan into equity. This move comes as AHL acknowledges the airline’s ongoing financial challenges and aims to stabilize its capital structure during a period of fiscal strain.
airBaltic has reported strong passenger growth for February 2025, carrying 289,500 passengers, a 4% increasecompared to the same period last year. This marks the highest February passenger count in the airline’s history, reflecting its continued expansion and operational efficiency.
Tunisair, Tunisia’s national carrier, has taken proactive steps to address recent flight disruptions by wet leasing four additional aircraft on a short-term basis. This decision allows Tunisair to ensure uninterrupted service and maintain its operational schedule amidst unexpected disruptions that have impacted regular operations.
Shenzhen Airlines has announced the launch of a new direct service between Nanjing and Hong Kong, set to commence on 15 January 2025. The route will be operated using the Boeing 737-800, a reliable and efficient aircraft for short- and medium-haul routes.
IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has taken delivery of a leased Airbus A320, identified by serial number 4438. The aircraft is equipped with CFM56-5B4/3 engines, known for their reliability and efficiency, further enhancing IndiGo’s growing fleet.
Vietnam Airlines has announced plans to convene an extraordinary meeting on January 21, 2025, where shareholders will discuss a proposal to issue new shares. The initiative aims to raise funds to increase the airline’s charter capital, with a maximum scale equivalent to approximately $867 million.
Air Mauritius has received a critical financial lifeline from its parent company, Airport Holdings Ltd (AHL), which has formally converted a US$176 million shareholder loan into equity. This move comes as AHL acknowledges the airline’s ongoing financial challenges and aims to stabilize its capital structure during a period of fiscal strain.
airBaltic has reported strong passenger growth for February 2025, carrying 289,500 passengers, a 4% increasecompared to the same period last year. This marks the highest February passenger count in the airline’s history, reflecting its continued expansion and operational efficiency.
Tunisair, Tunisia’s national carrier, has taken proactive steps to address recent flight disruptions by wet leasing four additional aircraft on a short-term basis. This decision allows Tunisair to ensure uninterrupted service and maintain its operational schedule amidst unexpected disruptions that have impacted regular operations.
Shenzhen Airlines has announced the launch of a new direct service between Nanjing and Hong Kong, set to commence on 15 January 2025. The route will be operated using the Boeing 737-800, a reliable and efficient aircraft for short- and medium-haul routes.
IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has taken delivery of a leased Airbus A320, identified by serial number 4438. The aircraft is equipped with CFM56-5B4/3 engines, known for their reliability and efficiency, further enhancing IndiGo’s growing fleet.
Vietnam Airlines has announced plans to convene an extraordinary meeting on January 21, 2025, where shareholders will discuss a proposal to issue new shares. The initiative aims to raise funds to increase the airline’s charter capital, with a maximum scale equivalent to approximately $867 million.
Air Mauritius has received a critical financial lifeline from its parent company, Airport Holdings Ltd (AHL), which has formally converted a US$176 million shareholder loan into equity. This move comes as AHL acknowledges the airline’s ongoing financial challenges and aims to stabilize its capital structure during a period of fiscal strain.
airBaltic has reported strong passenger growth for February 2025, carrying 289,500 passengers, a 4% increasecompared to the same period last year. This marks the highest February passenger count in the airline’s history, reflecting its continued expansion and operational efficiency.
Tunisair, Tunisia’s national carrier, has taken proactive steps to address recent flight disruptions by wet leasing four additional aircraft on a short-term basis. This decision allows Tunisair to ensure uninterrupted service and maintain its operational schedule amidst unexpected disruptions that have impacted regular operations.
Shenzhen Airlines has announced the launch of a new direct service between Nanjing and Hong Kong, set to commence on 15 January 2025. The route will be operated using the Boeing 737-800, a reliable and efficient aircraft for short- and medium-haul routes.
IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has taken delivery of a leased Airbus A320, identified by serial number 4438. The aircraft is equipped with CFM56-5B4/3 engines, known for their reliability and efficiency, further enhancing IndiGo’s growing fleet.
Vietnam Airlines has announced plans to convene an extraordinary meeting on January 21, 2025, where shareholders will discuss a proposal to issue new shares. The initiative aims to raise funds to increase the airline’s charter capital, with a maximum scale equivalent to approximately $867 million.
