HK Express (Hong Kong) has announced the resumption of direct flights between Hong Kong and Ishigaki, set to commence on 03 April 2025. This move strengthens regional travel links between Hong Kong and Japan’s Okinawa Prefecture, catering to growing demand for leisure and business travel.
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Vueling, a leading Spanish low-cost carrier, has announced plans to expand its fleet with three additional aircraft for summer 2025. This fleet expansion comes on the heels of a pre-agreement with the pilots’ union regarding the collective bargaining agreement, paving the way for operational growth in Vueling’s strategic markets. The additional aircraft will enable Vueling to increase route frequency and…
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Vueling, a leading Spanish low-cost carrier, has announced plans to expand its fleet with three additional aircraft for summer 2025. This fleet expansion comes on the heels of a pre-agreement with the pilots’ union regarding the collective bargaining agreement, paving the way for operational growth in Vueling’s strategic markets. The additional aircraft will enable Vueling to increase route frequency and…
Thai Airways International is on track to exit its rehabilitation plan by mid-February 2025, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s recovery journey. The carrier, which has made strides in improving its financial situation, is also expected to resume trading on the stock exchange by May 2025.
Hong Kong Airlines is exploring the possibility of incorporating the Comac C919 into its fleet as part of its strategy to reestablish itself as a key player in long-haul international aviation. Talks are currently underway with Comac, the Chinese aerospace manufacturer, signaling a potential partnership to enhance the airline’s operational capacity.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, a major European carrier, has recently expanded its aircraft fleet by adding a new Airbus A321neo. This aircraft, with serial number 12445, features LEAP-1A30 engines and carries a registration mark of PH-AXG.
Korean Air has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-8, bearing serial number 63448, equipped with LEAP-1B engines. This aircraft will eventually serve as a VIP transport operated by South Korea’s Air Force, reflecting its critical role in supporting high-level governmental and military operations.
Wizz Air, the Hungary-based low-cost carrier, has entered into a new support agreement with Pratt & Whitney, aiming to tackle ongoing engine-related challenges that have impacted its fleet. The carrier announced that it expects 40 aircraft to remain grounded through fiscal 2026 due to these issues, highlighting the significant operational hurdles caused by engine reliability concerns.
Vueling, a leading Spanish low-cost carrier, has announced plans to expand its fleet with three additional aircraft for summer 2025. This fleet expansion comes on the heels of a pre-agreement with the pilots’ union regarding the collective bargaining agreement, paving the way for operational growth in Vueling’s strategic markets. The additional aircraft will enable Vueling to increase route frequency and…
Thai Airways International is on track to exit its rehabilitation plan by mid-February 2025, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s recovery journey. The carrier, which has made strides in improving its financial situation, is also expected to resume trading on the stock exchange by May 2025.
Hong Kong Airlines is exploring the possibility of incorporating the Comac C919 into its fleet as part of its strategy to reestablish itself as a key player in long-haul international aviation. Talks are currently underway with Comac, the Chinese aerospace manufacturer, signaling a potential partnership to enhance the airline’s operational capacity.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, a major European carrier, has recently expanded its aircraft fleet by adding a new Airbus A321neo. This aircraft, with serial number 12445, features LEAP-1A30 engines and carries a registration mark of PH-AXG.
Korean Air has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-8, bearing serial number 63448, equipped with LEAP-1B engines. This aircraft will eventually serve as a VIP transport operated by South Korea’s Air Force, reflecting its critical role in supporting high-level governmental and military operations.
Wizz Air, the Hungary-based low-cost carrier, has entered into a new support agreement with Pratt & Whitney, aiming to tackle ongoing engine-related challenges that have impacted its fleet. The carrier announced that it expects 40 aircraft to remain grounded through fiscal 2026 due to these issues, highlighting the significant operational hurdles caused by engine reliability concerns.
