Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has reached a significant milestone in its B777-300ERSF cargo conversion program, as the prototype aircraft (serial 32789) arrives in the United States to undergo final flight tests with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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Air Zimbabwe has announced plans to sell two B777-200ER aircraft, serial numbers 28421 and 28422, in an “as-is” condition to help settle its outstanding debts. The airline is seeking bids for the aircraft by 25 July 2025, marking a significant move to reduce financial pressures and stabilize its operations.
Trinity Airways is about to expand its narrowbody fleet with the anticipated delivery of a brand-new Boeing 737-8 MAX, a move expected to improve route flexibility and capacity.
flydubai is preparing for the delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft, identified as MSN 61019 with registration A6-FPG. This next-generation narrowbody jet is powered by a pair of CFM LEAP-1B turbofan engines and is configured in a dual-class layout, offering 10 business-class seats (10B) alongside 156 economy seats (156Y).
Cargojet has announced plans to add four more Boeing 767-300 freighters to its fleet in 2025. The airline continues to expand its operations to meet increasing cargo demand.
Phoenix Aviation Capital, based in Ireland, and AIP Capital, a U.S.-based investment platform, have jointly announced the acquisition of a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, serial number 35942, which has been placed on long-term lease with LOT Polish Airlines. The transaction underscores continued confidence in widebody leasing and in LOT’s long-haul strategy.
SpiceJet (India) is actively considering expanding its fleet with widebody aircraft, marking a potential shift in its operational strategy. However, the airline’s primary focus remains on bringing 30 grounded planes back into service while awaiting deliveries of new B737-8 aircraft.
