Etihad Airways (UAE) has taken delivery of its first Airbus A320neo, identified by serial number 10372. The aircraft, powered by advanced LEAP-1A26 engines, represents a significant milestone in the airline’s fleet modernization efforts.
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Chrono Aviation, a Canadian charter airline, has been granted protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) by the Superior Court of Quebec, a move that allows the company to restructure its debts and explore options for financial recovery.
SpiceJet, an Indian low-cost carrier, has fully resolved a $90.8 million dispute with Export Development Canada (EDC) by paying a reduced amount of $22.5 million. This settlement grants SpiceJet full ownership of 13 Q400 aircraft, which were previously financed by EDC. The agreement marks a significant milestone for SpiceJet as it moves toward strengthening its asset base and ensuring greater control…
Riyadh Air is currently in negotiations with Boeing and Airbus to order up to 50 additional widebody aircraft, with both the Airbus A350-1000 and Boeing 777X under consideration. The order would support the airline’s ambitious expansion plans as it works toward establishing Saudi Arabia as a key global aviation hub.
Thai AirAsia, one of Thailand’s leading low-cost carriers, has taken delivery of a new A321neo, serial number 12135, powered by LEAP-1A32 engines. This latest addition aligns with Thai AirAsia’s fleet expansion strategy, aimed at increasing operational capacity and enhancing fuel efficiency. The A321neo, known for its extended range and reduced emissions, is ideally suited for high-demand routes, offering greater…
Samco Aircraft Maintenance has announced the auction of a Bombardier CRJ200LR, bearing serial number 7431, in Maastricht, Netherlands. The auction is being conducted at the expense of the defunct East Horizon Airlines (Afghanistan).
IndiGo (India) has announced a significant expansion of its widebody fleet with a firm order for 30 additional A350-900 aircraft, bringing its total order for this type to 60. This milestone represents a critical part of IndiGo’s long-term international expansion plans, as the airline aims to tap into growing demand for intercontinental travel.
