Compass Air Cargo, a Bulgarian-based cargo carrier, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a Boeing 747-400F, serial number 32866. This aircraft acquisition follows the signing of a significant wet lease agreement with Emirates SkyCargo, further strengthening its operational capabilities.
Boeing has finalized the sale of one of the last B777-300ER aircraft, marking a significant milestone for this iconic model. The aircraft, bearing serial number 65420, was included in the manufacturer’s December 2024 order book update. This transaction highlights the enduring value of the B777-300ER in the global aviation market.
Boeing has released its December 2025 order book update, revealing significant changes in aircraft orders and cancellations. Among the most notable updates, flydubai, a major carrier based in the United Arab Emirates, has placed an order for 30 additional Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to support its growing operations and network expansion plans.
AviLease, a Saudi Arabia-based aircraft lessor, is expressing confidence in the stabilization of aircraft manufacturing supply chains. Chief Executive Officer Ted O’Byrne projects that industry leaders Boeing and Airbus will overcome current supply challenges within the next four years.
Arajet, the Dominican Republic’s pioneering low-cost airline, is currently facing challenges due to delays in the delivery of five Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. These delays are part of broader production issues affecting Boeing’s 737 MAX deliveries globally.
Amazon (US) has begun a strategic reassignment of its fleet, with a B737-800BCF, serial 32608, moved from Atlas Air (US) to Sun Country Airlines (US) for CMI (Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) operations. This marks the first of eight narrowbody aircraft set to leave the Atlas Air fleet in 2025, reflecting Amazon’s evolving logistics strategy.
The Airbus December 2024 order book saw significant activity, featuring multiple orders from undisclosed customers and prominent airlines. Here are the key details of the new orders secured during the month:
The Airbus order book underwent significant updates in December 2024, reflecting changes in customer commitments and delivery plans. Key highlights include cancellations, new orders, and customer revelations.
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), headquartered in Egypt, has announced plans to bolster Nigerian airlines by providing 25 aircraft through its leasing subsidiary. This initiative is aimed at addressing the critical need for fleet modernization and capacity enhancement in Nigeria’s aviation sector.
SriLankan Airlines has embarked on a strategic five-year corporate plan to rejuvenate its operations, positioning itself for a stronger future in the aviation industry. As part of this revitalization, the airline has expanded its fleet to 25 aircraftby early 2025, with ambitions to reach a total of 27 aircraft in the coming months. The addition of three new aircraft highlights…
