Total Linhas Aéreas, the Brazilian cargo operator, is preparing to take delivery of another Boeing 737-400 Freighter (B737-400F), identified by serial number 27674. This addition reflects Total’s ongoing efforts to expand its cargo capabilities and modernize its freighter fleet.
Network Aviation, based in the UK, has taken delivery of a Boeing 747-400 Freighter (B747-400F). The aircraft, powered by CF6-80C2B1F engines and identified by serial CF6-80C2B1F, is operated by Air Atlanta Icelandic, a leading provider of ACMI and charter services.
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s leading carrier, has taken delivery of a Boeing 767-300 Freighter (B767-300F), identified by serial number 67024. The aircraft is powered by CF6-80C2B6F engines, further strengthening the airline’s cargo operations and fleet capacity.
Air Belgium is set to further expand its cargo operations with the addition of two Boeing 747-400 freighters (B747-400Fs). This move comes following a recent acquisition, underscoring the airline’s commitment to strengthening its cargo capacity and enhancing its operational reach.
Uzbekistan Airways has announced the launch of its inaugural Tashkent–Sanya route, scheduled for 18 December 2024. The service will initially be operated with an Airbus A321neo, with a planned switch to the larger Boeing 787-8 shortly thereafter to accommodate growing passenger demand.
Turkish Airlines has announced the launch of new flights connecting Istanbul Airport to Benghazi, Libya, beginning 14 January 2025. The route will be operated with the airline’s Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737-900 aircraft, marking a key addition to its network in North Africa.
Qatar Airways has announced the re-launch of daily flights to Canberra from Doha, with a stopover in Melbourne, starting in December 2025. The route will be served using the Boeing 777, reflecting the airline’s commitment to restoring and expanding its network across Australia.
Jeju Air, a leading low-cost carrier from South Korea, has filed plans to launch nonstop flights between Seoul Incheon and Singapore, starting 30 March 2025. The route will be operated using a Boeing 737-800, catering to the rising demand for direct connectivity between the two cities.
Hainan Airlines, a leading Chinese carrier, has announced plans to launch a new route connecting Haikou and Tokyo Narita on 3 February 2025. The route will be operated with a Boeing 737-800, catering to the growing demand for connectivity between China and Japan.
Dan Air, a Romanian carrier, has entered into a wet lease agreement for a Boeing 737-700, identified by serial number 29346, from Smartwings, a Czech airline. The aircraft will be used for short-term operations, supporting Dan Air’s network requirements.
