FlyKhiva (Uzbekistan) has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a Boeing B757-300, identified by serial 29434. The aircraft is provided on a wet lease from Icelandair and is powered by RB211-535E4B engines.
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Dan Air, a Romanian carrier, has entered into a wet lease agreement with Tarom, Romania’s national airline, to support operations on the Bucharest-Madrid route. The agreement will see Dan Air providing an Airbus A320, complete with crew, maintenance, and insurance, for flights scheduled between November 22, 2024, and January 13, 2025.
Brussels Airlines (Belgium) has announced plans to launch a new nonstop route connecting Brussels Airport to Funchal, Madeira, starting on April 5, 2025. The service will be operated using Airbus A320ceo or A320neo aircraft, providing passengers with a convenient and comfortable travel option to this sought-after destination.
A tragic incident involving a Swiftair B737-400F has occurred at Vilnius Airport. The aircraft, operating on behalf of DHL (Germany), impacted a building prior to landing. The accident resulted in the death of one crew member and caused substantial damage to the aircraft, serial number 24445.
Air Tahiti Nui is exploring new partnership opportunities to strengthen its financial position and support a company-wide turnaround strategy. CEO Moetai Brotherson is actively seeking either a shareholder or strategic partner, with advanced negotiations currently underway with one party that could potentially provide aircraft and capital investment. This strategic search comes at a critical time,…
SkyTaxi, a Polish-based airline specializing in cargo and charter services, has expanded its operational capacity with the addition of a Boeing 767-300BDSF, serial number 25121. This aircraft, powered by CF6-80C2B6F engines, comes on lease, supporting SkyTaxi’s mission to serve the growing demand for cargo transport in Europe and beyond.
Air Canada has announced its plan to transfer its B737 MAX fleet to its low-cost subsidiary, Air Canada Rouge, by 2028. This strategic move aims to streamline Rouge’s operations by eventually consolidating the unit to a single fleet type, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing costs. Meanwhile, the mainline Air Canada unit still has 12 more B737 MAX aircraft on order, ensuring continued modernization and…
