Argentina Settles Aerolíneas Argentinas Expropriation Case for $389.5M

ByAdmin 14/11/202418/11/2024

Argentina and the Titan Consortium (US) have reached a final settlement in the Aerolíneas Argentinas expropriation case, concluding a long-standing dispute over the airline’s nationalization. Under the terms of the agreement, Argentina is required to pay $389.5 million, which includes accumulated interest, as compensation to the Titan Consortium. This ruling brings closure to a significant legal and financial case concerning Argentina’s decision to expropriate Aerolíneas Argentinas, originally managed by foreign stakeholders.

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Eurowings Takes Delivery Of Wet-Leased B737-800

ByAdmin 10/04/202511/04/2025

Eurowings has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-800, serial number 39394, under a wet lease agreement with Smartwings of Czechia. The aircraft is powered by CFM56-7B26E engines and joins Eurowings’ fleet to help manage rising operational demand, particularly as the carrier gears up for the busy summer travel season.

Airlines | Embraer | Fleet | Pratt & Whitney

KLM Cityhopper Adds Embraer E195-E2 to Fleet

ByAdmin 20/11/202422/11/2024

KLM Cityhopper, the regional subsidiary of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Embraer E195-E2, serial number 19020156. The aircraft, leased and powered by PW1921G engines, represents the latest addition to KLM’s modern and efficient regional fleet.

Airbus | Airlines | Network

airBaltic Reports 8.3 Million Passengers in 2024

ByAdmin 15/01/202517/01/2025

airBaltic (Latvia) has announced its operational results for 2024, reporting a significant milestone of carrying 8.3 million passengers, a testament to the airline’s strong performance over the year. This marks a substantial increase compared to previous years, reflecting growing demand across its network. In 2024, the airline successfully operated 73,300 flights, highlighting its capability to meet passenger demand…

Airlines | Fleet

Russian Airlines Reduce Foreign Risks by Ending Double Registration

ByAdmin 17/01/202520/01/2025

Russian airlines have significantly reduced their exposure to foreign risks by ending the practice of double registration for 360 aircraft in their fleets. This strategic move addresses regulatory and operational uncertainties tied to the dual registration of aircraft, particularly those registered in foreign jurisdictions.

Frontier Airlines Secures Financing for Nine A321neo Aircraft with Avolon

ByAdmin 08/11/202412/11/2024

Frontier Airlines, a US-based low-cost carrier, has arranged to finance nine A321neo aircraft through a sale/leaseback agreement with Avolon (Ireland). Under the terms of the deal, the lease will span 12 years, with an option to extend for an additional two years, offering Frontier flexibility in fleet management and long-term operational planning.

Airlines | Legal

American Airlines Reaches Tentative Settlement with Sabre

ByAdmin 22/11/202425/11/2024

American Airlines (US) and Sabre (US) have reached a tentative settlement in their high-profile legal battle over $139 million in legal fees incurred by American Airlines after a 2022 trial. The airline had previously been awarded just $1 in damages, leading to a prolonged dispute over the recovery of associated legal expenses. The specific terms of the settlement remain undisclosed, according to…

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