Beijing Capital Airlines has taken delivery of an Airbus A320, manufacturer serial number (MSN) 6730, powered by CFM56-5B4/3 engines. The aircraft joins the carrier’s expanding narrowbody fleet, serving domestic and regional routes across China and nearby Asian markets.
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Frontier Airlines has outlined its 2025 aircraft delivery schedule, with plans to receive a total of 21 Airbus aircraftthroughout the year. This includes 13 A321neos and 8 A320neos, all financed through Sale&Leaseback agreements. The airline’s revised delivery schedule is as follows:
Brazil’s Minister of Ports and Airports has announced that the government will take a measured approach to TAP Air Portugal‘s upcoming privatization process, awaiting the official prospectus and market offer before engaging Brazilian companies.
Korea’s Eastar Jet has locked in orders for an additional twelve Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, further bolstering its fleet as the airline continues to expand.
Thai Airways International has officially completed the restructuring of Thai Smile Airways, its wholly owned regional subsidiary. As a result, the group will move forward with the dissolution of Thai Smile, integrating operations as part of a broader strategy to streamline its business and improve cost efficiency.
Kalitta Air has expanded its cargo fleet with the addition of a Boeing 777F, bearing serial number 35610. The aircraft has been acquired on lease to support the airline’s growing demand for long-haul freight operations.
Arajet, the Dominican Republic’s low-cost carrier, is set to launch its inaugural flight to New York City on April 16, 2025, departing from Santo Domingo. This milestone marks Arajet’s first direct service to the United States, a significant expansion of its international network.
