DAT (Denmark) is expanding its cooperation with Finnair (Finland) through the extension of a wet lease agreement, which now includes the addition of another Airbus A320 aircraft. From 01 June to 25 October 2025, the new aircraft will operate flights out of Barcelona, supporting both Finnair and Iberia (Spain) operations during the peak summer season.
Batik Air Malaysia has expanded its operational capabilities with the addition of a Boeing 737-800, serial number 39871, acquired on lease and powered by CFM56-7B24E engines. This fleet expansion supports the airline’s strategic focus on enhancing regional connectivity and meeting rising travel demand in Southeast Asia.
ASL Airlines Belgium has expanded its cargo fleet with the recent delivery of a Boeing 737-800BCF (Boeing Converted Freighter), bearing serial number 29782, which is on lease and powered by CFM56-7B26 engines. This marks another addition to ASL’s growing portfolio of freighter aircraft in response to strong cargo demand across Europe and beyond.
Allegiant has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a Boeing 737-8200, bearing serial number 68016, and equipped with CFM International LEAP-1B27 engines. The aircraft represents the latest addition to Allegiant’s transition strategy towards a newer, more efficient fleet.
Alaska Airlines has further expanded its Boeing MAX fleet with the recent delivery of a B737-9, serial number 68521, equipped with CFM International LEAP-1B28 engines. This aircraft forms part of the airline’s ongoing strategy to modernize its fleet while increasing capacity and efficiency.
Aeromexico has expanded its narrowbody fleet with the recent delivery of a Boeing 737-9, bearing manufacturer serial number 62916, and powered by CFM International LEAP-1B28 engines. This addition supports the airline’s ongoing modernization strategy focused on increasing fuel efficiency and optimizing operational performance across its domestic and regional networks.
Jambojet, a regional low-cost airline based in Kenya, has obtained a $13.4 million loan from NCBA Group for the financial year ending December 2024. The funding is part of a strategic move to restructure aircraft leases and cover engine maintenance costs, reflecting the airline’s ongoing focus on operational stability and fleet reliability.
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) has entered into a multi-year agreement with Lufthansa Technik, designating its Malta-based subsidiary as the primary provider for base maintenance of SAS’s growing Airbus A350 fleet. The program will commence in 2026, supporting the airline’s long-haul operations with world-class MRO services.
Thailand is reportedly weighing a significant aircraft procurement deal with the United States to replace approximately 100 existing aircraft as part of a broader national fleet renewal initiative. The potential acquisition, still under evaluation, is expected to be discussed during upcoming trade negotiations with the US, set to take place within the next two weeks.
Estonia has reported delays in its efforts to sell several CRJ900 aircraft formerly operated by Nordica, the state-owned airline, and owned by Transpordi Varahaldus, a public asset management entity. The sale discussions, initially slated for earlier completion, are now expected to extend into June 2024.
