Beond, a luxury boutique airline based in the Maldives, has outlined ambitious expansion plans to grow its fleet to six jets by 2025 and further expand to 27 aircraft by 2028. The fleet will include Airbus A320neo models, reflecting the airline’s focus on modern, fuel-efficient aircraft.
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Air China has announced the resumption of its nonstop flight between Beijing Capital International Airport and Vancouver International Airport, starting November 18, 2024. This direct service will be operated by a Boeing 777-300ER, replacing the current route that includes a stopover in Shenyang, offering a more convenient option for travelers.
Ibom Air, a leading Nigerian regional airline, has recently taken delivery of two Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft, serial numbers 15281 (5N-CED) and 15280(5N-CEE). Both aircraft are on lease and powered by GE’s CF34-8C5 engines, known for their efficiency on regional routes. This fleet expansion aligns with Ibom Air’s mission to provide reliable and cost-effective air travel…
Azul (Brazil) has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Embraer E195-E2, identified by serial number 19020148. The aircraft is powered by advanced PW1900G engines, enhancing its operational efficiency and sustainability.
EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering (M&E) is pursuing a strategic joint venture with an undisclosed Middle East-based engine specialist, aligning with the group’s ambitious new five-year strategy. This partnership aims to bolster EgyptAir M&E’s capabilities in engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services while expanding its influence in the Middle East aviation market.
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines), based in Sweden, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new CRJ900LR aircraft, identified by serial number 15224. This aircraft is operated by CityJet of Ireland and is equipped with CF34-8C5 engines. The addition of this CRJ900LR supports SAS’s regional operations, enhancing its capability to serve high-demand routes efficiently across Scandinavia and beyond.
Thai Airways International is taking significant steps to simplify and modernize its fleet, focusing on operating three widebody aircraft types and a single narrowbody family in the medium term. This strategy reflects the airline’s efforts to enhance efficiency, reduce operational complexity, and align with its growth objectives.
