IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has announced plans to resume flights between Bangalore (BLR) and Kuala Lumpur (KUL) starting December 21, 2024. The service will be operated using the fuel-efficient Airbus A320neo, reflecting IndiGo’s commitment to modernizing its fleet and enhancing passenger experience.
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Asiana Cargo, the cargo division of South Korea’s Asiana Airlines, is in the final stages of its acquisition by Air Incheon, marking a pivotal moment in the consolidation of the country’s air freight market. Following regulatory approvals by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT), the unified cargo airline is expected to officially launch in July 2025.
Capital A, the Malaysian aviation group and parent company of AirAsia, is actively exploring the possibility of listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as part of its long-term strategic objectives. This initiative is driven by the company’s ambition to expand its access to global capital markets and better position itself for future growth and investment opportunities.
Aeromexico has strengthened its fleet with the addition of a Boeing 737-9, serial 66372, which has been acquired on lease and is powered by LEAP-1B28 engines. This latest addition aligns with the airline’s commitment to modernizing its narrowbody operations with next-generation aircraft designed for improved fuel efficiency and lower operational costs.
Emirates (UAE) has announced the discontinuation of its sole remaining Singapore–Australia fifth freedom route starting late March 2025. The decision comes as the airline shifts its focus toward non-stop Dubai–Melbourne services, optimizing its long-haul network.
Jeju Air, a leading low-cost carrier in South Korea, has decided to cancel its planned Seoul Incheon-Singapore route, which was initially scheduled to commence on March 30, 2025. The service was to be operated using a Boeing 737-800, a mainstay of the airline’s fleet for regional operations.
Skytrans, an Australian-based airline, has expanded its fleet with the acquisition of a second Airbus A319 aircraft, bearing the serial number 1740. This strategic addition aims to strengthen the airline’s charter operations across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.
