Austrian Airlines has initiated a strategic review of its regional fleet, focusing specifically on options to replace its 17 Embraer E195 aircraft with newer-generation alternatives. The move reflects the airline’s efforts to modernize its operations and improve fleet efficiency, particularly within its European network.
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Japan Airlines (JAL) has announced a six-month delay in the delivery of its first Boeing 737-8, though the aircraft is still expected to arrive within fiscal 2026. Additionally, two Boeing 787s intended for its subsidiary, ZIPAIR, are now scheduled for delivery in the first half of fiscal 2026, later than originally planned.
ANA Holdings, parent company of All Nippon Airways, has reaffirmed its commitment to the Boeing 787 Dreamlineras a cornerstone of its long-term fleet strategy. The group plans to operate 100 B787 aircraft by the end of fiscal 2030, underscoring its confidence in the type’s versatility and efficiency.
AEI Aeronautical Engineers (US) has announced that its client, Allied Air of Nigeria, has taken ownership of a second AEI B737-800SF, identified by serial number 30146. The acquisition was finalized through a third-party transaction, reinforcing Allied Air’s commitment to expanding its freighter capacity. Allied Air, a leading cargo carrier in Nigeria, aims to grow its fleet of AEI-converted B737-800SF freighters to…
Avion Express Brasil, a Brazilian airline, has celebrated a major milestone with the delivery of its first aircraft, an Airbus A320, identified by serial number 3601. The aircraft was acquired on lease from Azorra, a prominent U.S.-based leasing company.
Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong’s flagship carrier, is set to initiate negotiations with aircraft manufacturers to expand its long-haul fleet in anticipation of up to ten years of growth. The airline’s expansion plans include the acquisition of Boeing B787 and B777-9 aircraft, aligning with Cathay Pacific’s strategy to support increased passenger demand and maintain competitive services on long-haul routes.
flynas, a prominent low-cost airline based in Saudi Arabia, has announced the successful closure of a Murabaha financing agreement with Bank Aljazira, valued at $132 million. This financing arrangement is designated for the acquisition of three Airbus A320neo aircraft, aligning with flynas’s ongoing efforts to expand and modernize its fleet.
