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FAA Addresses LEAP-1B Engine Issue with Industry Collaboration

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is actively addressing concerns related to the LEAP-1B engine, used on the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, through its standard continued operational safety process. The initiative involves close collaboration with key stakeholders, including Boeing, engine manufacturer CFM International, and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

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CAMEX Airlines Adds Boeing 767-300ERBDSF to Fleet

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CAMEX Airlines, a Georgian carrier specializing in cargo operations, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a Boeing 767-300ERBDSF. The aircraft, bearing serial number 25451, has been leased and is powered by CF6-80C2B6 engines. This addition strengthens CAMEX Airlines’ capabilities in the growing air cargo market.

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Sideral Linhas Aereas Expands Fleet with New Boeing 737-700

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Sideral Linhas Aereas, a Brazilian airline known for its cargo and charter services, has expanded its fleet with a Boeing 737-700, serial number 30651, PR-SJA. This aircraft is equipped with CFM56-7B22 engines, known for their efficiency and reliability, supporting Sideral’s operations across domestic and regional routes. This addition aligns with Sideral’s strategy to enhance fleet…

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Air Belgium Expands Fleet with Two Additional B747-400Fs

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Air Belgium is set to further expand its cargo operations with the addition of two Boeing 747-400 freighters (B747-400Fs). This move comes following a recent acquisition, underscoring the airline’s commitment to strengthening its cargo capacity and enhancing its operational reach.