Air New Zealand has strengthened its fleet with the delivery of a new A321neo aircraft, serial 12513. This aircraft is powered by PW1133G-JM engines, known for their exceptional fuel efficiency and lower environmental footprint. The delivery marks the first of two A321neo aircraft expected to join the airline’s fleet in the coming weeks.
Air India Express has taken delivery of a new B737-8 aircraft, serial 63276, expanding its fleet with one of Boeing’s most advanced narrowbody jets. The aircraft is equipped with LEAP-1B engines, manufactured by CFM International, which offer significant improvements in fuel efficiency and emissions compared to earlier models.
Air China has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a brand-new A319neo aircraft, serial 12517. The aircraft is equipped with LEAP-1A26 engines, which are renowned for their improved fuel efficiency and reduced carbon emissions. The A319neo is a variant of the popular A320neo family, offering superior performance and operational flexibility.
Air Algerie has entered into a wet lease agreement with Fly2Sky Airlines (Bulgaria) for one Airbus A320 aircraft. This agreement will support Air Algerie in meeting its operational needs for upcoming flights during the summer season. Wet leasing allows Air Algerie to deploy this aircraft with complete operational support, including crew, maintenance, and insurance (ACMI), offering a flexible way to…
SriLankan Airlines is poised to strengthen its long-haul operations with the addition of a new A330-200 aircraft, serial 1261, powered by Trent 772B-60 engines. This strategic fleet enhancement is scheduled to join the airline’s operations on 04 June 2025 and is aimed at boosting capacity on high-demand international routes.
IndiGo (India) has announced a significant expansion of its widebody fleet with a firm order for 30 additional A350-900 aircraft, bringing its total order for this type to 60. This milestone represents a critical part of IndiGo’s long-term international expansion plans, as the airline aims to tap into growing demand for intercontinental travel.
flyadeal (Saudi Arabia) CEO Steven Greenway has strongly criticized Airbus for persistent delays in the delivery of narrowbody jets, warning that these disruptions could also impact the airline’s plans for newly ordered A330neos. This public rebuke underscores the growing frustration among airlines that rely on timely aircraft deliveries to execute their fleet renewal and expansion strategies.
Enter Air (Poland) has expanded its fleet with the arrival of a new B737-800 (serial number 42805) under a lease arrangement. This latest acquisition underscores the airline’s ongoing efforts to modernize its fleet and meet increasing passenger demand in both domestic and international markets.
Embraer has initiated discussions with IndiGo (India) and Air India about the sale of new aircraft, marking a significant push into India’s fast-growing aviation market. As part of its strategy to strengthen its presence in the region, Embraer has also established a fully-owned subsidiary with its corporate office in New Delhi.
EgyptAir has finalized a deal with AerCap (Ireland) to extend leases on five B777-300ERs by 18 months. These aircraft will remain in the fleet until the arrival of the first of ten A350-900s, which are not expected until late 2025. In parallel, the first of 18 B737-8s leased from Air Lease Corporation (US) is scheduled to arrive in early 2026.
