American Airlines is about to boost its single-aisle fleet with the arrival of a new Airbus A321neo, reflecting ongoing investment in next-generation efficiency and passenger comfort.
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China Airlines, the flag carrier of Taiwan, has announced that it is postponing the retirement of several of its Airbus A330s and Boeing 737-800s due to delays in the delivery of B787-9 Dreamliners, originally scheduled to arrive earlier. The delays may also result in compensation payments from Boeing, according to Chairman George Kao.
Centrum Air (Uzbekistan) has announced the addition of another Airbus A320 to its fleet. The aircraft, bearing serial number 2665, marks the sixth Airbus family aircraft in Centrum Air’s growing portfolio, showcasing the airline’s steady expansion strategy.
Viva Aerobus, Mexico’s ultra-low-cost carrier, recently took delivery of an Airbus A321neo, serial number 12150, powered by Pratt & Whitney’s PW1133G-JM engines. This addition strengthens Viva Aerobus’s commitment to fuel efficiency, environmental sustainability, and passenger comfort. The A321neo’s advanced engine technology enables reduced fuel consumption and emissions, aligning with the airline’s strategy to minimize operational…
Air Algerie has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a second Airbus A320, acquired under a wet lease arrangement from Amelia, a French regional carrier. The aircraft, identified by serial number 4335, joins the airline’s growing narrowbody fleet as it works to boost regional connectivity and capacity.
ASL Airlines Ireland is set to reintroduce the Airbus A330 to its fleet, marking a return to widebody cargo operations. The Dublin-based carrier will soon begin operating two A330-300P2F (passenger-to-freighter conversion) aircraft, both powered by CF6 engines, under an ACMI service agreement with Saudia Cargo.
Philippine Airlines has announced that it will commence a cabin retrofit program for its Airbus A321 fleet starting in May 2025, part of a broader initiative to modernize the in-flight experience and standardize cabin configurations across its narrowbody operations.
