ITA Airways, Italy’s national carrier, has recently taken delivery of a new Airbus A220-300, bearing the serial number 55323. This state-of-the-art aircraft is powered by Pratt & Whitney PW1500G engines, known for their fuel efficiency and performance.
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Egypt-based carrier Nesma Airlines has officially taken delivery of an Airbus A320, bearing serial number 3135, on lease and powered by dependable CFM International CFM56-5B4/P engines. This aircraft acquisition supports Nesma Airlines’ continued fleet growth and operational expansion strategy.
Thai Airways International has successfully completed the issuance of 5.1 billion additional common shares, a significant step in its business rehabilitation plan and capital restructuring efforts. This move aims to fortify the airline’s financial stability as it continues its recovery from financial challenges and positions itself for long-term sustainability.
Jazeera Airways, the Kuwaiti airline, has resumed its direct flights between Kuwait and Bhairahawa in Nepal as of November 9, 2024. The airline had previously postponed the launch of this route due to a range of logistical and operational challenges. The resumption of this service is expected to enhance travel options for both business and leisure passengers, connecting Kuwait with one of…
Flybondi, a low-cost airline based in Argentina, has announced plans to expand its fleet for the summer season by adding two wet-leased A320 aircraft, registered in Lithuania. These aircraft will operate between November 2024 and March 2025, boosting Flybondi’s capacity to meet the heightened demand during the peak travel season. With this addition, Flybondi’s fleet size will increase to 19 aircraft.
Aegean Airlines anticipates continued operational disruptions from GTF engine problems for at least another two years, extending into 2027. The airline projects that the peak of these challenges will occur in 2026, when up to 13 or 14 aircraft may be grounded simultaneously due to Pratt & Whitney’s PW1000G engine reliability issues.
Norwegian Group has released its financial results for 2024, highlighting a 38% increase in operating revenue to $3.1 billion. Despite this significant revenue growth, the company experienced a 22% decline in net profit, totaling $120.5 million for the year.
