Envoy, a U.S. regional airline and subsidiary of American Airlines Group, has announced plans to expand its fleet with the addition of 33 brand-new E175 aircraft. These new aircraft will bring Envoy’s total fleet commitment to 214 aircraft, further cementing its role as a leading regional carrier.
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FedEx Express, a global leader in logistics and express transportation, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a B767-300F, serial 67539, powered by CF6-80C2B6F engines. This addition underscores the company’s dedication to maintaining a modern and efficient fleet to support its global operations.
Tigerair Taiwan has officially appointed Huang Shih-hui as the new chairwoman of its board, marking a significant leadership transition at the country’s only low-cost carrier. The appointment signals a commitment to strengthening executive governance and advancing the airline’s strategic goals in the competitive East Asian market.
Brussels Airlines has strengthened its intercontinental operations with the delivery of one Airbus A330-300, carrying serial number 913 and powered by Trent 772B-60 engines. The aircraft adds capacity to the airline’s long-haul fleet, which serves destinations across Africa and North America from its hub in Brussels.
Beond, a luxury boutique airline based in the Maldives, has outlined ambitious expansion plans to grow its fleet to six jets by 2025 and further expand to 27 aircraft by 2028. The fleet will include Airbus A320neo models, reflecting the airline’s focus on modern, fuel-efficient aircraft.
Scoot, the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, is preparing for a significant fleet expansion in 2025, with 14 to 16 new aircraft deliveries planned. The expected additions include four Embraer E190-E2s, seven to nine Airbus A320s, and three Boeing 787s, supporting Scoot’s regional and long-haul growth strategy.
Norwegian has signed a purchase agreement with CFM International for 11 LEAP-1B spare engines to support its growing Boeing 737 MAX operations. The order signifies a proactive move to enhance fleet reliability and long-term operational planning for the airline’s narrowbody network.
