Etihad Airways (UAE) has filed for additional flights to London Heathrow from Abu Dhabi, utilizing new slots leased from American Airlines (US). This strategic move aims to strengthen Etihad’s presence on the highly competitive Abu Dhabi-London route, providing passengers with increased travel options.
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Austrian Airlines has initiated a strategic review of its regional fleet, focusing specifically on options to replace its 17 Embraer E195 aircraft with newer-generation alternatives. The move reflects the airline’s efforts to modernize its operations and improve fleet efficiency, particularly within its European network.
Estonian-based airline Marabu has recently expanded its fleet by taking delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, featuring Pratt & Whitney PW1127G-JM engines. This addition, identified by serial number 8310, represents Marabu’s commitment to modernizing its fleet with fuel-efficient and environmentally conscious technology. The A320neo offers enhanced fuel efficiency and lower emissions compared to earlier models,…
ACIA Aero Leasing (Ireland) has announced the sale of an ATR72-500 LCD freighter, identified by serial number 727, to Air Creebec (Canada). This transaction marks a significant milestone as it introduces the first ATR aircraft to Air Creebec’s fleet. The newly acquired freighter is set to enter operations in December 2024.
FlyKhiva, a growing Uzbek airline, has transitioned one of its two Boeing 737-300 aircraft from a wet lease to a dry lease with Icelandair. The first aircraft, serial number 30179, has already been converted, while the second aircraft, serial number 29434, is expected to follow in due course. This move signifies FlyKhiva’s increasing operational independence as it moves toward self-sufficiency in aircraft management.
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest carrier, is set to deliver two Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to support the launch of Air Congo, a new joint venture airline in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The new airline is scheduled to begin operations in December 2024.
Beond, a luxury airline based in the Maldives, has announced plans to expand its fleet to 27 aircraft within the next four years. By 2028, the carrier aims to operate flights to 54 destinations across 39 countries, reflecting its ambitious growth strategy to establish a significant presence in the global aviation market.
Austrian Airlines has initiated a strategic review of its regional fleet, focusing specifically on options to replace its 17 Embraer E195 aircraft with newer-generation alternatives. The move reflects the airline’s efforts to modernize its operations and improve fleet efficiency, particularly within its European network.
Estonian-based airline Marabu has recently expanded its fleet by taking delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, featuring Pratt & Whitney PW1127G-JM engines. This addition, identified by serial number 8310, represents Marabu’s commitment to modernizing its fleet with fuel-efficient and environmentally conscious technology. The A320neo offers enhanced fuel efficiency and lower emissions compared to earlier models,…
ACIA Aero Leasing (Ireland) has announced the sale of an ATR72-500 LCD freighter, identified by serial number 727, to Air Creebec (Canada). This transaction marks a significant milestone as it introduces the first ATR aircraft to Air Creebec’s fleet. The newly acquired freighter is set to enter operations in December 2024.
FlyKhiva, a growing Uzbek airline, has transitioned one of its two Boeing 737-300 aircraft from a wet lease to a dry lease with Icelandair. The first aircraft, serial number 30179, has already been converted, while the second aircraft, serial number 29434, is expected to follow in due course. This move signifies FlyKhiva’s increasing operational independence as it moves toward self-sufficiency in aircraft management.
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest carrier, is set to deliver two Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to support the launch of Air Congo, a new joint venture airline in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The new airline is scheduled to begin operations in December 2024.
Beond, a luxury airline based in the Maldives, has announced plans to expand its fleet to 27 aircraft within the next four years. By 2028, the carrier aims to operate flights to 54 destinations across 39 countries, reflecting its ambitious growth strategy to establish a significant presence in the global aviation market.
Austrian Airlines has initiated a strategic review of its regional fleet, focusing specifically on options to replace its 17 Embraer E195 aircraft with newer-generation alternatives. The move reflects the airline’s efforts to modernize its operations and improve fleet efficiency, particularly within its European network.
Estonian-based airline Marabu has recently expanded its fleet by taking delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, featuring Pratt & Whitney PW1127G-JM engines. This addition, identified by serial number 8310, represents Marabu’s commitment to modernizing its fleet with fuel-efficient and environmentally conscious technology. The A320neo offers enhanced fuel efficiency and lower emissions compared to earlier models,…
ACIA Aero Leasing (Ireland) has announced the sale of an ATR72-500 LCD freighter, identified by serial number 727, to Air Creebec (Canada). This transaction marks a significant milestone as it introduces the first ATR aircraft to Air Creebec’s fleet. The newly acquired freighter is set to enter operations in December 2024.
FlyKhiva, a growing Uzbek airline, has transitioned one of its two Boeing 737-300 aircraft from a wet lease to a dry lease with Icelandair. The first aircraft, serial number 30179, has already been converted, while the second aircraft, serial number 29434, is expected to follow in due course. This move signifies FlyKhiva’s increasing operational independence as it moves toward self-sufficiency in aircraft management.
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest carrier, is set to deliver two Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to support the launch of Air Congo, a new joint venture airline in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The new airline is scheduled to begin operations in December 2024.
Beond, a luxury airline based in the Maldives, has announced plans to expand its fleet to 27 aircraft within the next four years. By 2028, the carrier aims to operate flights to 54 destinations across 39 countries, reflecting its ambitious growth strategy to establish a significant presence in the global aviation market.
