Air Algerie, the national airline of Algeria, has expanded its narrowbody fleet capacity by leasing two Boeing 737-800s from SkyUp Airlines of Ukraine and an additional B737-800 from Ascend Airways of the United Kingdom. All aircraft involved in the transaction are listed under the same serial number: 29368, suggesting a complex lease history or possible reassignment.
Uganda Airlines has announced plans to lease two Airbus A320neo aircraft starting June 2025. This strategic move aims to optimize fleet utilization by freeing up the airline’s A330neo aircraft for expanded services, including operations to Abuja, Nigeria.
Enter Air, a Polish airline, has announced plans to damp lease one Boeing 737-800 (serial number 38097) from its Irish subsidiary, FLY4.
Brian West, Chief Financial Officer of Boeing, recently addressed concerns regarding the Trump administration’s tariffs on imported goods, particularly aluminum and steel, stating that the company does not foresee a “material near-term impact” from these tariffs.
Air New Zealand has expanded its fleet by leasing three Boeing 777s to address capacity challenges caused by engine constraints. These aircraft will help maintain operational efficiency and meet passenger demand.
flydubai has opted to extend the leases on four Boeing 737-800 aircraft that were originally scheduled for return to their lessors. This decision comes as the airline did not receive any of the aircraft contractually expected for delivery in 2024, affecting its planned fleet expansion.
Air Algerie, the national airline of Algeria, has expanded its narrowbody fleet capacity by leasing two Boeing 737-800s from SkyUp Airlines of Ukraine and an additional B737-800 from Ascend Airways of the United Kingdom. All aircraft involved in the transaction are listed under the same serial number: 29368, suggesting a complex lease history or possible reassignment.
Uganda Airlines has announced plans to lease two Airbus A320neo aircraft starting June 2025. This strategic move aims to optimize fleet utilization by freeing up the airline’s A330neo aircraft for expanded services, including operations to Abuja, Nigeria.
Enter Air, a Polish airline, has announced plans to damp lease one Boeing 737-800 (serial number 38097) from its Irish subsidiary, FLY4.
Brian West, Chief Financial Officer of Boeing, recently addressed concerns regarding the Trump administration’s tariffs on imported goods, particularly aluminum and steel, stating that the company does not foresee a “material near-term impact” from these tariffs.
Air New Zealand has expanded its fleet by leasing three Boeing 777s to address capacity challenges caused by engine constraints. These aircraft will help maintain operational efficiency and meet passenger demand.
flydubai has opted to extend the leases on four Boeing 737-800 aircraft that were originally scheduled for return to their lessors. This decision comes as the airline did not receive any of the aircraft contractually expected for delivery in 2024, affecting its planned fleet expansion.
Air Algerie, the national airline of Algeria, has expanded its narrowbody fleet capacity by leasing two Boeing 737-800s from SkyUp Airlines of Ukraine and an additional B737-800 from Ascend Airways of the United Kingdom. All aircraft involved in the transaction are listed under the same serial number: 29368, suggesting a complex lease history or possible reassignment.
Uganda Airlines has announced plans to lease two Airbus A320neo aircraft starting June 2025. This strategic move aims to optimize fleet utilization by freeing up the airline’s A330neo aircraft for expanded services, including operations to Abuja, Nigeria.
Enter Air, a Polish airline, has announced plans to damp lease one Boeing 737-800 (serial number 38097) from its Irish subsidiary, FLY4.
Brian West, Chief Financial Officer of Boeing, recently addressed concerns regarding the Trump administration’s tariffs on imported goods, particularly aluminum and steel, stating that the company does not foresee a “material near-term impact” from these tariffs.
Air New Zealand has expanded its fleet by leasing three Boeing 777s to address capacity challenges caused by engine constraints. These aircraft will help maintain operational efficiency and meet passenger demand.
flydubai has opted to extend the leases on four Boeing 737-800 aircraft that were originally scheduled for return to their lessors. This decision comes as the airline did not receive any of the aircraft contractually expected for delivery in 2024, affecting its planned fleet expansion.
