IndiGo has expanded its fleet with the recent addition of an Airbus A321neo, bearing serial number 12339, and an ATR 72-600, with serial number 1714. The A321neo is powered by LEAP-1A32 engines, while the ATR 72-600 is equipped with PW127M engines, supporting IndiGo’s growth across domestic and regional markets.
Silk Avia, Uzbekistan’s regional airline and a member of the Uzbekistan Airways Group, is set to bolster its fleet with the addition of new ATR 72-600 aircraft. This strategic move aims to support the airline’s expanding route network and accommodate increasing passenger demand.
Air Kerala, a new airline based in India, has unveiled its ambitious plans to expand into international operations by 2026, starting with a fleet of five narrowbody aircraft. The initial focus will be on Gulf routes, a key market for Indian expatriates and business travelers.
Sunlight Air, a boutique airline based in the Philippines, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of its fourth aircraft, an ATR72-600, procured directly from ATR. This new addition underscores the airline’s commitment to enhancing inter-island connectivity and catering to the growing demand for regional air travel.
Austrian Airlines has announced an extension of its wet leasing cooperation agreement with Sweden-based carrier BRA (Braathens Regional Airlines) until 2027. The partnership, which began nearly a year ago, involves BRA operating three ATR72-600 aircraft on behalf of Austrian Airlines.
Winair, based in Bonaire, has added a nonstop flight between Bonaire and St. Maarten, operational since 11 December 2024. This new service, operated with an ATR42 aircraft, enhances connectivity between the two Caribbean destinations, offering passengers a reliable and direct travel option.
Toki Air (Japan) has announced that it will partially resume operations on the Niigata – Sendai route starting 15 January 2025. This follows the successful completion of maintenance on its ATR72-600 aircraft.
Nordic Aviation Capital (Ireland) has completed the sale of an ATR72-600 to Regourd Aviation (France), marking another successful transaction for the leading regional aircraft lessor. The ATR72-600 is a highly efficient turboprop, well-suited for regional operations and short-haul routes, making it a valuable addition to Regourd Aviation’s growing fleet.
Abelo (Ireland) has modified its initial order with ATR for 10 ATR42 STOL aircraft, converting it into a combination of five ATR42-600 and five ATR72-600 models. This strategic adjustment reflects Abelo’s efforts to optimize its fleet for diverse operational requirements.
