Air India Converts A321neo Orders To A321XLR, marking a strategic step in the airline’s long-term fleet planning as it positions itself for expanded medium-haul international connectivity.
Air India Adds 30 Boeing Aircraft To Firm Orders, reinforcing its long-term fleet renewal strategy and accelerating narrowbody expansion as the carrier continues its transformation into a global network airline.
Widebody Orders Highlight Strategies Of U.S. Big Three, revealing how United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and American Airlines are positioning themselves for the next phase of long-haul market development through sharply contrasting fleet and financial philosophies.
Delta Air Lines Orders Airbus A330neo And A350 Aircraft, confirming a firm commitment for 31 next-generation widebody jets as part of its long-term international fleet strategy. The order consists of 16 Airbus A330-900 aircraft and 15 Airbus A350-900 aircraft, further strengthening Delta’s widebody portfolio and reinforcing its strategic relationship with Airbus.
UPS Permanently Retires MD-11 Freighter Fleet, confirming the immediate and irreversible withdrawal of all remaining McDonnell Douglas MD-11 cargo aircraft from its global operations following a fatal accident and subsequent fleet review.
Air Niugini To Launch Airbus A220-300 On Australia Routes as the Papua New Guinea flag carrier prepares to deploy its newly inducted narrowbody aircraft on international services for the first time.
Air Lease Delivers First Boeing 737-8 To Air Canada, marking the initial delivery in a five-aircraft lease agreement that supports the airline’s ongoing narrowbody fleet restructuring and modernization strategy.
AirAsia Considers Major Airbus A220 Order, marking a potential strategic shift in fleet planning for one of Southeast Asia’s largest low-cost airline groups as it evaluates expansion beyond its traditionally single-aisle Airbus fleet.
Singapore Airlines A350 Suffers Tail Strike During Go-Around following a landing attempt at Singapore Changi Airport, highlighting the operational risks associated with unstable approaches and missed landing procedures.
S7 Technics Expands CFM56 Engine Repair Capacity as Russia’s largest independent maintenance provider continues to scale domestic engine overhaul capabilities in response to long-term access restrictions to foreign MRO facilities.
