Buraq Air, the Libyan carrier, has announced the expansion of its fleet with the addition of an Embraer E190 regional jet, marking a new phase of operations under its newly established subsidiary, Buraq Express. The move is part of a broader strategy to increase flexibility and connectivity within the region.
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DAT, a Denmark-based airline, has officially retired its Airbus A320, identified by serial 839. The aircraft, which has served the airline for years, is now scheduled for dismantling.
JSX, a U.S.-based public charter airline known for its semi-private jet services, has added a new aircraft to its fleet with the delivery of an Embraer ERJ145, bearing serial number 145476. The jet is powered by AE3007A1P engines, which are produced by Rolls-Royce North America and optimized for regional jet performance.
Air One, a U.K.-based cargo airline, is set to enhance its operations by integrating two Boeing 777 Freighters (777Fs) into its fleet. These aircraft will be the first direct deliveries from Boeing for Air One and its affiliate, One Air. The addition of the 777Fs is aimed at expanding the airline’s scheduled cargo services between…
Regional Plus Wings, a regional airline based in Japan, reported a 44.9% decline in consolidated net profit, reaching $17.3 million for the April–September 2024 period. The decline comes amid challenging market conditions and rising operational costs, affecting the airline’s financial performance.
airBaltic (Latvia) has been forced to cancel 4,670 flights scheduled across all its bases for the summer 2025 season. The cancellations come as a direct result of Pratt & Whitney (US) informing the carrier that several of its A220-300 aircraftwill remain grounded well into 2025 due to ongoing engine shortages.
Transat AT, a Canadian leisure airline and tour operator, has entered into an agreement in principle with the Canada Enterprise Emergency Funding Corporation (CEEFC) to restructure the significant debt it incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. The debt was provided under the Large Enterprise Emergency Funding Facility (LEEFF)program, which was launched to assist major Canadian companies affected by the crisis.
