| | |

Greater Bay Airlines to Receive First Two Boeing 737-9s in Q2 2025

ByAdmin

Greater Bay Airlines, a growing carrier based in Hong Kong, has announced that it expects to receive the first two of its 15 Boeing 737-9 aircraft on order in the second quarter of 2025. The remaining aircraft in this order are set to join the fleet at a pace of two to three planes per year, supporting Greater Bay Airlines’ expansion strategy in the competitive Asian market.

Please SUBSCRIBE to view the full content.
Free trial available — 7 days on Monthly, 30 days on Annual!

Similar Posts

| |

Lufthansa Plans to Cut 400 Administrative Jobs

ByAdmin

Lufthansa, the German flag carrier, has outlined specific plans to cut approximately 400 jobs in its administrativesectors as part of a broader effort to streamline operations and reduce costs. The airline aims to save on purchasing expenses and attract more business travelers, focusing on increasing efficiency amid ongoing financial pressures and industry competition. These job cuts reflect Lufthansa’s strategy to adjust…

| | | | | |

Malaysia Airlines Takes Delivery Of A330-900 MSN 2097

ByAdmin

Malaysia Airlines has taken delivery of a new Airbus A330-900, bearing manufacturer serial number (MSN) 2097, as part of its widebody fleet renewal strategy. The aircraft is powered by Rolls-Royce Trent 7000-72 engines and has been acquired under a lease agreement, signaling the carrier’s shift toward next-generation fuel-efficient long-haul aircraft.

|

Asiana Airlines Fully Repays $2.6 Billion in Government Loans

ByAdmin

Asiana Airlines (South Korea) has successfully repaid $2.6 billion in loans received from the Export-Import Bank of Korea, the Key Industrial Stability Fund, and the Korea Development Bank. The repayment eliminates a major financial burden for the airline, positioning it for long-term stability and a smoother transition amid its planned merger with Korean Air.

| | |

Sun Country Airlines Secures $60 Million EETC C-Tranche to Reduce Debt

ByAdmin

Sun Country Airlines has strengthened its financial position by raising $60 million through a new C-tranche appended to its 2019-1 Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (EETC). The airline used the full amount to pay down a significant portion of its term loan, which was financing five Boeing 737-900ER aircraft. This move reflects the airline’s strategy of optimizing its capital structure, reducing long-term debt obligations,…