Emirates has reached a significant milestone in its ambitious cabin retrofit initiative, advancing efforts to modernize passenger experience and ensure fleet consistency across its global network.
Air New Zealand has unveiled a preview of its new cabin interiors for its long-haul Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, signaling a transformative step for passenger comfort and product competitiveness in international markets.
AerCap has completed delivery of the first brand new Boeing 787-9 powered by GE Aviation GEnx-1B engines to Thai Airways International, signaling an important development for both the leasing and airline sectors.
Turkish Airlines has set a new strategic target to grow its fleet to 850 aircraft by 2033, a bold move that signals aggressive expansion and a determination to solidify its position as a leading global carrier.
Aerfin has hit a major milestone in asset acquisition, now having surpassed 450 whole aircraft and engine assets under its management. This achievement underscores the company’s growing role in global aviation asset management and aftermarket solutions.
Icelandair has formally launched the sale process for its Boeing 757-200 fleet, marking a pivotal turn in the airline’s long-term fleet modernization strategy and creating key opportunities for buyers in the secondary jet market.
Spirit is making bold moves in the wake of a massive $340 million loss from aircraft stranded in Russia, starting a targeted assets sell-off that could reshape its future role in the global leasing market.
United Airlines is making a clear statement about its strategic priorities, with CEO Scott Kirby confirming there will be no near-term share buybacks—raising questions across the industry about capital allocation and long-term growth at the carrier.
