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7 Air Secures FAA Part 121 Certification, Prepares for Cargo Operations

7 Air, a newly certified U.S. cargo carrier, has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining Part 121 regularly scheduled operator status from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The airline received its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) today, granting it approval to conduct scheduled domestic cargo flights. Revenue operations are expected to commence in early March 2025.

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China Southern Airlines Halts Spin-Off Plans for Logistics Subsidiary Amid Market Uncertainty

China Southern Airlines has announced the suspension of its proposed plan to spin off and publicly list its wholly-owned subsidiary, China Southern Air Logistics Company Limited, on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE). This decision comes in response to the prevailing market environment, which the company deems unfavorable for such a move at this time.

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Capital A to Issue Internal Targets to Enhance Transparency and Investor Confidence

In a strategic move to bolster transparency and rebuild investor trust, Capital A Berhad, the parent company of AirAsia, has declared its intention to publish internal business targets in conjunction with its quarterly financial disclosures. This decision reflects the company’s commitment to providing stakeholders with a clearer understanding of its financial trajectory and operational objectives.

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Boeing’s Chief Aerospace Safety Officer Mike Delaney to Retire in 2025

Boeing has announced that Chief Aerospace Safety Officer Mike Delaney will retire later this year, concluding a distinguished career spanning nearly 40 years with the aerospace giant. The company plans to appoint a successor in the coming weeks to ensure a seamless transition in this critical role.

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AirAsia X Enhances Transparency with Introduction of Internal Financial Targets

In a move to bolster transparency and accountability, AirAsia X (AAX) has announced the implementation of internal financial targets as part of its regular financial disclosures. This strategic initiative is designed to offer investors and stakeholders enhanced clarity regarding the airline’s financial health and operational objectives.

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Air Mauritius Parts Ways with CEO Charles Cartier; Managing Committee Assumes Leadership

Air Mauritius has officially announced the departure of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Charles Cartier, effective immediately. This decision was made during the company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on February 6, 2025, where shareholders chose not to renew Cartier’s mandate. Consequently, a managing committee has been established to oversee the airline’s operations during the transitional period until a new CEO…

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Cebu Pacific CEO Open to Potential Embraer Narrowbody Aircraft

Cebu Pacific CEO Mike Szucs has expressed interest in the development of a potential narrowbody airliner by Embraer, highlighting its potential to enhance global aircraft availability and stimulate competition among original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Szucs noted that such an aircraft could be an attractive addition to the market, offering airlines more options and potentially improving supply dynamics.

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Rex Group Undergoes Sale and Recapitalization Process

Rex Group (Australia) has officially commenced a sale and/or recapitalization process, following its recent financial difficulties. EY Australia, the appointed administrator, is overseeing the restructuring, aiming to secure the airline’s future through a potential sale or new capital injection.

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Maroomba Airlines Announces New Ownership Structure

Maroomba Airlines has confirmed a change in ownership, with a group led by Phil Garcia, Stephanie Garcia, Michael Evans, and Katrina Evans taking over the Australian regional airline. The new owners bring experience in aviation and business leadership, positioning the airline for strategic growth and operational continuity.