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Croatia Airlines To Receive Two A220-300s In June 2025

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Croatia Airlines is continuing its narrowbody fleet renewal with the scheduled delivery of two Airbus A220-300s, bearing serial numbers 55363 and 55357, later in June 2025. This fleet expansion is part of a phased transition away from older aircraft models and toward more fuel-efficient, next-generation airframes.

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Volaris Reports Q1 2025 Loss On Lower Revenue

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Air Europa Expects New Investors for 20% Stake by Summer 2025

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Air Europa, a leading Spanish airline, is attracting significant investment interest from major global carriers as it prepares for a capital increase. According to CEO Jesus Nuno de la Rosa, potential investors include Air France-KLM, Lufthansa, Etihad Airways, and Delta Air Lines. The airline expects up to 20% of its capital to be subscribed through new shares before the summer of 2025.

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GOL Revises 5-Year Plan Amid Chapter 11 Reorganization

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GOL Linhas Aéreas, Brazil’s largest domestic airline, has revealed a revised 5-Year Financial Plan as part of its ongoing Chapter 11 reorganization process. This comprehensive plan outlines key strategies to secure the airline’s financial stability, including fleet growth, debt restructuring, and significant capital raises.