SAS has made a decisive move to modernize and expand its long-haul network by ordering 18 Airbus A330neo aircraft, marking one of its largest fleet renewal investments to date and generating industry interest regarding its growth strategy.
France has embarked on a major modernization effort with Airbus by launching the development of new capabilities for the Airbus A400M military transport aircraft, marking a strategic advance in its air force fleet operations.
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.
Airbus A330 operations at Almaty Airport are drawing attention as Kazakhstan’s key international gateway welcomes more widebody traffic, supporting the region’s evolving role in global long-haul travel networks.
Airbus delivered 81 aircraft to global customers in May 2024, reflecting robust momentum as the manufacturer pushes to meet annual production targets. This strong monthly figure brings year-to-date deliveries for 2024 to 256 aircraft, keeping the company on a solid trajectory amid high demand for new-generation narrowbodies and widebodies.
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.
Qantas Airways is engaged in confidential discussions with Airbus regarding the potential acquisition of Airbus A350 Freighter aircraft, signaling a possible transformation in the airline’s long-term cargo capabilities and fleet modernization plans.
Azorra has delivered an Embraer E195-E2 regional jet to Canarian Airways, marking a key milestone as the Lanzarote-based airline adds next-generation capability to its fleet.
JetSmart, the Chile-based ultra-low-cost carrier, is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) on the US stock market in a move set to transform its growth strategy across Latin America.
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.
