China Postal Airlines has recently strengthened its cargo fleet by acquiring a B737-800BCF (Boeing Converted Freighter), serial number 36545, on lease. This aircraft is powered by CFM56-7B26 engines, known for their reliability and efficiency in freight operations.
Buzz, a growing airline based in Poland, recently added a new B737-8200 to its fleet, serial number 62388, powered by LEAP-1B27 engines. This strategic acquisition underscores the airline’s commitment to expanding its service capabilities and enhancing its operational efficiency.
American Airlines has recently bolstered its fleet with the acquisition of a new B737-8, serial number 44493, powered by LEAP-1B25 engines. This addition reflects the airline’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and passenger comfort.
Alaska Airlines has expanded its fleet with the addition of a new B737-9, serial number 68520, equipped with LEAP-1B28 engines. This acquisition marks a significant step in the airline’s ongoing efforts to modernize and increase the efficiency of its operations.
Air Canada has announced plans to incorporate eight B737-8 aircraft, each with 189 seats, starting in April 2025. These planes were acquired from Lynx Air, which has ceased operations.
FL Technics, a prominent player in the aviation maintenance sector based in Lithuania, is set to expand its operational reach with the establishment of a new aircraft maintenance hangar in Punta Cana. Scheduled to commence operations in October 2025, this facility marks a significant expansion in the company’s global service network.
In a significant development within the cargo sector, WestJet, the Canadian airline, is facing a strategic shift with the resignation of Kirsten de Bruijn, Executive Vice President of Cargo. This move comes as WestJet evaluates the future of its cargo operations, specifically the winding down of its freighter activities.
Jet2, a prominent British airline, has recently expanded its aircraft fleet by acquiring two Boeing B737-800s, with serial numbers 30882 and 29642. These additions come from ETF Airways of Croatia and AirExplore of Slovakia, illustrating Jet2’s strategy to diversify its operational capacity and enhance route flexibility.
Boeing has announced a reduction in the production rate of its B737 MAX aircraft, adjusting the output from 38 to 31 airplanes per month. This decision comes in response to unexpected delays associated with the integration of advanced wing systems, which have proven more time-consuming than initially anticipated.
BOC Aviation, a leading aircraft leasing company based in Singapore, has expanded its partnership with Boeing by signing an agreement to purchase 50 new B737-8 aircraft. This move is part of BOC Aviation’s strategic initiative to modernize its fleet with more fuel-efficient and technologically advanced aircraft.
