IndiGo is set to receive its first Airbus A321XLR by June 2025, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s expansion into long-haul international markets. The aircraft will enable direct flights from India to Western Europe and Far East Asia, unlocking new route possibilities.
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Air Tanzania has been added to the European Commission’s list of banned operators, prohibiting the airline from operating flights to and from the European Union due to safety concerns. This move underscores the EU’s stringent aviation safety regulations and its commitment to ensuring the highest safety standards for passengers and operators within its airspace.
KLM, the flag carrier of the Netherlands, grounded seven Boeing 787 aircraft on May 3, 2025, after a serious maintenance oversight involving a refueling system component. The grounding occurred following the discovery that engineers had applied the wrong maintenance procedures, prompting immediate safety concerns and regulatory involvement.
Etihad Airways (UAE) is reportedly considering a partial acquisition of Air Europa (Spain), potentially taking up to a 20% stake in the Spanish airline. This move places Etihad among several global carriers exploring opportunities to invest in Air Europa as the airline seeks strategic partnerships to enhance its market presence.
Indonesian airline startup FlyJaya has recently taken delivery of two ATR72-500 aircraft, previously operated by Cebu Pacific, sourced from Jetcraft Commercial in the United States. This acquisition marks a significant milestone as FlyJaya prepares for its official launch later this year.
WestJet, one of Canada’s largest airlines, is considering an initial public offering (IPO) as part of its long-term strategic roadmap. The update was shared by Onex Corporation, the airline’s parent company, which has described a public offering as a “natural path” for the airline’s continued evolution and expansion.
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…
