Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) has successfully completed the sale of an Embraer E175 in collaboration with Executive Jet Support (UK). This transaction aligns with NAC’s ongoing strategy to optimize its portfolio, focusing on aircraft transitions and remarketing efforts to meet industry demand.
Aircastle, a leading aircraft leasing company, has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of an A320neo from ORIX Aviation (Ireland). The aircraft is currently operated by flynas, one of Saudi Arabia’s largest low-cost carriers.
Recent reports suggesting that flydubai, the Dubai-based low-cost carrier, and Busy Bee Airways, an Indian aviation company, are collaborating to acquire the assets of the defunct Indian airline Go First have been refuted by both parties.
Regional Express (Australia) has officially entered the sale process, as administrators work to find a buyer for the collapsed regional airline. The development comes over a week after the Australian Labor government suggested it could step in and purchase the airline should private investors fail to materialize.
Sono Group (South Korea) is fast-tracking its efforts to gain management control of T’way Air, positioning itself as the carrier’s largest shareholder. The move aligns with Sono Group’s broader strategy to establish a resort-linked airline, with a potential inclusion of Air Premia into its portfolio.
The bankruptcy administrator of Aviogenex, a former Serbian charter airline, has announced plans to sell one Boeing 737-200, serial 23912, for $431,000 in Q2 2025. This sale is part of the company’s ongoing asset liquidation following its financial collapse.
Titan Aircraft Investments has announced the acquisition of two Boeing 777 Freighters, bearing serial numbers 42033 and 42034. The aircraft are currently on lease to Ethiopian Airlines and were purchased from Carlyle Aviation Partners, reinforcing Titan’s growing freighter portfolio.
AviaAM Leasing has successfully completed the sale of an Airbus A320, bearing serial number 5089, to Thai SmartLynx. This transaction marks the first aircraft addition to Thai SmartLynx’s fleet, supporting the airline’s entry into the Thai aviation market.
AFG Aviation Ireland Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aircraft Finance Germany GmbH, has successfully completed the acquisition of an Airbus A320-214 aircraft, bearing Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 4927, from CAI Limited, an affiliate of Cebu Air, Inc. (Cebu Pacific), the leading airline in the Philippines.
Air Madagascar has sold two stored Airbus A340-300 aircraft, with serial numbers 319 and 210, to a Chinese company for US$2 million. This sale is part of the airline’s strategy to reduce its debt burden.
