Boliviana de Aviación (Bolivia) has seen a fleet reduction, now operating 21 aircraft, a decrease of three units compared to 2024. However, only 14 of these aircraft are currently operational, reflecting ongoing maintenance or operational challenges.
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QantasLink, the regional arm of Qantas, has expanded its turboprop fleet with the addition of a De Havilland Canada Q400, serial number 4460. The aircraft is operated by Sunstate Airlines, a wholly owned Qantas subsidiary, and is equipped with Pratt & Whitney PW150A engines.
Hungary Airlines has obtained its Air Operator Certificate (AOC), paving the way for A330-200F operations on behalf of the Hungarian government. The aircraft, identified by serial number 1578, will primarily serve routes between Europe and China, facilitating enhanced cargo connectivity and trade.
Vietravel Airlines, a Vietnamese carrier operating under the tourism-focused Vietravel Group, has received formal approval from its shareholders to increase its charter capital to $100 million. This significant move aims to bolster the airline’s financial foundation and support expansion efforts amid the region’s ongoing aviation recovery.
Bulgaria Air, the national carrier of Bulgaria, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of an Airbus A220-300, MSN 55325, marking another step in its modernization strategy. The aircraft was delivered on lease and is powered by Pratt & Whitney PW1521G-3 engines, a member of the geared turbofan family known for significantly improved fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact.
IAG CEO Luis Gallego has not yet confirmed whether the group will take part in Globalia’s proposed capital increase for Air Europa, aimed at strengthening the Spanish airline’s financial stability. This potential investment would enhance Air Europa’s fiscal resilience, particularly valuable as the airline seeks to recover from recent economic challenges and compete effectively within Europe.
Cargojet (Canada) has announced its intent to secure federal funding for the development of a new aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Ontario. The facility is designed to support Cargojet’s fleet of 41 Boeing 757 and 767 freighters, while also providing services to other airlines and operators.
