Air Loyaute, a regional carrier based in New Caledonia, has received renewal approval for its public air transport operating license from the government. The renewed license is valid from 01 February to 31 August 2025, ensuring the airline can continue providing essential air services.
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.
FlyArystan (Kazakhstan) is set to make a pivotal transition in its operations by moving to its own operator certificatestarting 1 January 2025. This significant change will see the airline fully separating its operational framework from its parent company, Air Astana Group, while maintaining collaborative agreements.
AirAsia Aviation Group, based in Malaysia, is exploring the establishment of a new airline unit in Vietnam as part of its ambitious multi-hub strategy for Southeast Asia. This move highlights AirAsia’s commitment to expanding its footprint in the region and capitalizing on the growing demand for air travel in Vietnam.
Air Ceilao, a new Sri Lankan airline, has officially applied to the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka (CAA) for an Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and license to operate domestic and international charter flights. The proposed operations will focus on transporting both passengers and cargo.
Air Incheon (South Korea) is set to amend its Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) by March 2025. This strategic move comes as the airline prepares for the transfer of freighters from Asiana Airlines (South Korea), enhancing its cargo operations.
BBN Airlines Indonesia has successfully obtained the Foreign Air Operator Certificate (FAOC) from the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAA Malaysia). This certification allows the airline to operate flights within Malaysia’s airspace and signals its commitment to expanding its regional presence.
SolitAir, an emerging UAE-based aviation company, is on track to secure its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) in the United Arab Emirates by the end of 2024.
Fly Vaayu has received its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) from the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA), officially positioning it as the UAE’s first and only all-cargo airline.
Fly Gangwon, a low-cost carrier based in Yangyang, Korea, has officially exited its judicial rehabilitation process after 16 months of financial restructuring.
