Alaska Airlines has further expanded its Boeing MAX fleet with the recent delivery of a B737-9, serial number 68521, equipped with CFM International LEAP-1B28 engines. This aircraft forms part of the airline’s ongoing strategy to modernize its fleet while increasing capacity and efficiency.
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JAL Group has reported its nine-month financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, showing strong revenue growth and improved profitability. The airline posted total revenue of $8.9 billion, reflecting a 10.9% year-over-year increase, and a net profit of $586 million, marking a 6.0% rise from the previous period.
Air Belgium, facing prolonged financial difficulties, has restructured its operations by transitioning to Air One Belgium, a move that emphasizes cargo services over passenger flights. This strategic shift has led to the exclusion of cabin crew from the new operational framework, resulting in the loss of nearly 130 jobs. In late 2024, a consortium comprising the Dutch PESO…
Air Belgium, currently in receivership, may soon see a revival with serious interest from 16 potential buyers, as confirmed by Bernard Vanham, the appointed liquidation manager. According to CEO Niky Terzakis, four key candidates are expected to submit offers by November 1, 2024. Among these, three are prominent global airlines operating in both passenger and…
Thai AirAsia, a subsidiary of Asia Aviation Public Company Limited, is preparing to issue and offer a new batch of high-risk, unsubordinated, secured, and callable debentures.
Aircastle, a leading aircraft leasing company, has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of an A320neo from ORIX Aviation (Ireland). The aircraft is currently operated by flynas, one of Saudi Arabia’s largest low-cost carriers.
Royal Air Maroc, the national airline of Morocco, is reportedly in advanced negotiations to place a major aircraft order with Boeing, covering up to 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets and 24 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, as part of its fleet renewal strategy. Simultaneously, Airbus is preparing to secure a smaller order for 20 A220 aircraft, aiming to expand its presence in the North African market.
