Cargo Aircraft Management (CAM) has expanded its freighter portfolio with the acquisition of a Boeing 767-300F, serial 29881, from LATAM (Chile). The newly acquired aircraft is set to be leased out to an operator, further supporting CAM’s strategic growth in the air cargo leasing market.
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Korean Air has confirmed that four out of its ten Airbus A220-300s have been grounded due to ongoing engine-related issues, which are expected to impact its domestic operations during summer 2025. The affected aircraft include serial numbers 55022, 55049, 55019, and 55031.
airBaltic, the national airline of Latvia, has reached an agreement with the Ministry of Transport to terminate the duties of its existing Supervisory Board. This decision will take effect on 11 February 2025, signaling significant leadership changes within the airline’s governance structure.
Aeroitalia (Italy) has announced its plans to debut its initial public offering (IPO) in early 2026, signaling confidence in its improving financial position and long-term growth strategy. This move is part of Aeroitalia’s broader efforts to expand its operations and enhance its market presence in the competitive European aviation sector.
HK Express (Hong Kong) anticipates that ongoing issues with its Pratt & Whitney (P&W)-powered A320neo fleetwill continue to impact operations through 2025. The airline reported that in 2024, an average of 5.6 A320neos were grounded at any given time due to issues with the P&W GTF engines.
United Airlines, one of the leading carriers in the United States, has taken delivery of a brand-new Airbus A321neo. The aircraft, bearing serial number 11966, is equipped with PW1133G-JM engines and represents another step in United’s fleet modernization efforts.
Nok Air, a budget carrier based in Thailand, has amended its business rehabilitation plan, implementing critical changes to ensure financial recovery. The updated plan includes revised loan facilities, adjusted repayment terms to lessors, and an extension of the implementation timeline by one year, now running until September 2027.
Korean Air has confirmed that four out of its ten Airbus A220-300s have been grounded due to ongoing engine-related issues, which are expected to impact its domestic operations during summer 2025. The affected aircraft include serial numbers 55022, 55049, 55019, and 55031.
airBaltic, the national airline of Latvia, has reached an agreement with the Ministry of Transport to terminate the duties of its existing Supervisory Board. This decision will take effect on 11 February 2025, signaling significant leadership changes within the airline’s governance structure.
Aeroitalia (Italy) has announced its plans to debut its initial public offering (IPO) in early 2026, signaling confidence in its improving financial position and long-term growth strategy. This move is part of Aeroitalia’s broader efforts to expand its operations and enhance its market presence in the competitive European aviation sector.
HK Express (Hong Kong) anticipates that ongoing issues with its Pratt & Whitney (P&W)-powered A320neo fleetwill continue to impact operations through 2025. The airline reported that in 2024, an average of 5.6 A320neos were grounded at any given time due to issues with the P&W GTF engines.
United Airlines, one of the leading carriers in the United States, has taken delivery of a brand-new Airbus A321neo. The aircraft, bearing serial number 11966, is equipped with PW1133G-JM engines and represents another step in United’s fleet modernization efforts.
Nok Air, a budget carrier based in Thailand, has amended its business rehabilitation plan, implementing critical changes to ensure financial recovery. The updated plan includes revised loan facilities, adjusted repayment terms to lessors, and an extension of the implementation timeline by one year, now running until September 2027.
Korean Air has confirmed that four out of its ten Airbus A220-300s have been grounded due to ongoing engine-related issues, which are expected to impact its domestic operations during summer 2025. The affected aircraft include serial numbers 55022, 55049, 55019, and 55031.
airBaltic, the national airline of Latvia, has reached an agreement with the Ministry of Transport to terminate the duties of its existing Supervisory Board. This decision will take effect on 11 February 2025, signaling significant leadership changes within the airline’s governance structure.
Aeroitalia (Italy) has announced its plans to debut its initial public offering (IPO) in early 2026, signaling confidence in its improving financial position and long-term growth strategy. This move is part of Aeroitalia’s broader efforts to expand its operations and enhance its market presence in the competitive European aviation sector.
HK Express (Hong Kong) anticipates that ongoing issues with its Pratt & Whitney (P&W)-powered A320neo fleetwill continue to impact operations through 2025. The airline reported that in 2024, an average of 5.6 A320neos were grounded at any given time due to issues with the P&W GTF engines.
United Airlines, one of the leading carriers in the United States, has taken delivery of a brand-new Airbus A321neo. The aircraft, bearing serial number 11966, is equipped with PW1133G-JM engines and represents another step in United’s fleet modernization efforts.
Nok Air, a budget carrier based in Thailand, has amended its business rehabilitation plan, implementing critical changes to ensure financial recovery. The updated plan includes revised loan facilities, adjusted repayment terms to lessors, and an extension of the implementation timeline by one year, now running until September 2027.
