Hawaiian Airlines, now operating under Alaska Air Group, has revised its fleet plan with a significant adjustment: the conversion of five Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner orders into the larger-capacity 787-10 variant. The decision underscores the group’s evolving approach to fleet optimization and capacity planning across its long-haul network.
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Jeju Air, a leading South Korean low-cost carrier, has secured approximately US$95 million in cash to strengthen its financial position. This move follows a significant drop in reservations after a recent Boeing 737-800 crash involving another airline, which has raised safety concerns among travelers.
Turkish Airlines has revealed plans to expand its global network with the launch of new flights from Istanbul to Lima, Peru and Phnom Penh, Cambodia, expected to begin by June 2025. This route expansion is part of Turkish Airlines’ strategy to increase its presence in underserved regions and strengthen connectivity between Turkey and South America, as well as Southeast Asia. With these…
Air China has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Boeing B737-8, bearing serial number 60942, powered by LEAP-1B engines. This latest addition underscores Air China’s ongoing commitment to modernizing its fleet and maintaining operational efficiency in a competitive aviation market.
Boeing has announced the appointment of Don Ruhmann as its new Chief Aerospace Safety Officer, with immediate effect. This leadership change underscores the company’s commitment to strengthening safety oversight and operational excellence in the aerospace sector.
Turkish Airlines has finalized a historic order with Boeing for up to 75 787 Dreamliners, marking the flag carrier’s largest-ever widebody purchase. The agreement includes 35 787-9s, 15 787-10s, and options for 25 more 787s, securing a major step in the airline’s growth and fleet modernization strategy. This new order supports over 123,000 U.S. jobs tied to Boeing’s production and supply chain.
JAL Group, parent of Japan Airlines, has released its financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, showcasing solid performance driven by recovering international demand and robust domestic operations. The group reported revenue of $12.7 billion, up 12% year-over-year.
