flyadeal has taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, bearing serial number 12286. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A26 engines, further strengthening the airline’s modern and fuel-efficient fleet.
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Etihad Airways (UAE) is reportedly considering a partial acquisition of Air Europa (Spain), potentially taking up to a 20% stake in the Spanish airline. This move places Etihad among several global carriers exploring opportunities to invest in Air Europa as the airline seeks strategic partnerships to enhance its market presence.
Fly Modern Ark (South Africa) has unveiled a strategic initiative to relaunch and rejuvenate SA Express Airways, a move aimed at restoring the airline’s legacy as a premier regional carrier in Southern Africa. This ambitious plan highlights Fly Modern Ark’s commitment to revitalizing a key player in the region’s aviation landscape.
United Express, the regional arm of United Airlines, has expanded its fleet with the addition of an Embraer E175, identified by serial number 17000983. The aircraft is operated by SkyWest Airlines and powered by CF34-8E5 engines, enhancing United Express’s regional connectivity and operational efficiency.
Turkish Airlines has announced its performance statistics for October 2024, revealing a 2.9% decline in passenger numbers compared to the previous year, totaling 7.1 million passengers. Despite this decrease in traffic, the airline maintained a load factor (LF) of 82.7%, indicating stable occupancy on its flights. Additionally, the airline reported a 4.8% increase in Available Seat Kilometers (ASKs), reflecting expanded capacity and route offerings.
By the end of 2024, Russia had removed 345 aircraft from the registers of foreign states, marking a significant step in transitioning aircraft ownership to domestic oversight. Additionally, 216 aircraft were acquired for Russian airlines, ensuring continued fleet expansion and operational stability despite international leasing restrictions.
Airbus, the European aerospace giant, has released its November 2024 order book changes, showcasing significant updates. The company reported new orders from undisclosed customers for: These additions highlight continued interest in Airbus’s wide-body and single-aisle aircraft, catering to various market demands. The A321neo remains a popular choice for its fuel efficiency and range capabilities, while the A330-900 and A350-900 models appeal to…
