BermudAir, the premium regional airline based in Bermuda, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of its third Embraer E190 aircraft, identified by serial number 19000275. The aircraft strengthens BermudAir’s capacity as it prepares for the upcoming summer travel season. A fourth aircraft is expected to join the fleet by June 2025.
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Vietjet, the Vietnamese low-cost carrier, has posted strong financial results for the first quarter of 2025, with a 24% increase in consolidated pre-tax profit, reaching $32.1 million. This performance is built on total revenues of $690.5 million, reflecting solid demand and improved operational efficiencies.
Shanghai Airlines has significantly strengthened its financial position by increasing its registered capital by 82%, reaching a total of $1.4 billion. This capital boost underscores the airline’s commitment to reinforcing its financial stability and preparing for potential expansion in the competitive Chinese aviation market.
Toki Air (Japan) has announced that it will partially resume operations on the Niigata – Sendai route starting 15 January 2025. This follows the successful completion of maintenance on its ATR72-600 aircraft.
Jeju Air, a leading South Korean low-cost carrier, has secured approximately US$95 million in cash to strengthen its financial position. This move follows a significant drop in reservations after a recent Boeing 737-800 crash involving another airline, which has raised safety concerns among travelers.
United Airlines, based in the US, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of two new aircraft: an Airbus A321neo, identified by serial number 12103 and powered by PW1133G-JM engines, and a Boeing 737-9, identified by serial number 43446 and powered by LEAP-1B28 engines. These additions align with United Airlines’ strategy to modernize its fleet, offering improved fuel efficiency and supporting long-term sustainability goals.
Clic, the Colombian regional airline formerly known as EasyFly, has announced plans to take delivery of two new aircraft in 2025 as part of its strategy to reinforce existing routes and enhance regional connectivity across Colombia. The move underscores the carrier’s continued post-restructuring growth and its commitment to servicing underserved regional markets.
