China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings (CALC) (Hong Kong) has completed the lease of its first Airbus A330-200 to Korean Air, further expanding its widebody aircraft portfolio. The lease agreement, finalized in March 2025, represents a significant milestone for CALC, which has traditionally focused on narrowbody aircraft leasing.
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Israir Airlines, a prominent Israeli carrier, has announced plans to launch a new route connecting Tel Aviv to Milan Bergamo Airport. The service is set to commence on 11 January 2025 and will be operated using the Airbus A320.
Qazaq Air, a regional airline based in Kazakhstan, has announced the arrival of new ownership following the sale of a 51% stake by the national welfare fund Samruk-Kazyna. The new majority stakeholders include Sovico Group from Vietnam and Kazasia Holdings from Kazakhstan. This pivotal move marks a significant milestone in the airline’s growth and expansion strategy.
Viva Air Peru, the low-cost carrier that ceased operations in February 2023, has been placed under ordinary bankruptcy proceedings, according to the competition regulator. This development formalizes the airline’s financial collapse, opening the way for creditors to seek repayment.
Air Serbia has returned its sole Embraer E195 aircraft, registered YU-ATB (serial number 19000213), to service following nearly two months of maintenance in Naples. The aircraft resumed operations on a flight between Belgrade and Dusseldorf.
Japan Airlines has taken redelivery of its third and final Boeing 767-300BCF (Boeing Converted Freighter), marking the successful completion of its conversion order with Boeing. The aircraft, bearing serial number 37548, is now set to join Japan Airlines’ dedicated cargo fleet. The B767-300BCF is a popular choice for airlines seeking to expand their air freight capabilities due to its…
Brazil is preparing to establish a $690 million credit line by early 2025 to assist financially struggling airlines, according to Ports and Airports Minister Silvio Costa Filho. This government-backed funding initiative aims to stabilize Brazil’s aviation sector, providing crucial financial relief for airlines facing economic challenges due to fluctuating demand and increased operational costs. The initiative is expected to bolster…
