Jet Airways (India) has entered a new phase in its liquidation process with the appointment of Satish Kumar Gupta as its liquidator. The decision was made by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) following a Supreme Court order that permits the sale of the grounded airline.
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Air Travel, a regional airline based in China, has expanded its narrowbody fleet with the delivery of one Airbus A319, bearing serial number 8616, under a lease agreement. The aircraft is equipped with CFM56-5B7/3 engines, a common and reliable engine type for the A320ceo family.
Batik Air (Malaysia) has announced the launch of a new direct flight route connecting Kuala Lumpur to Xiamen, starting April 11, 2025. The service will be operated using the airline’s Boeing 737 aircraft, further expanding its network within the Asia-Pacific region.
Asiana Airlines (South Korea) has successfully repaid $2.6 billion in loans received from the Export-Import Bank of Korea, the Key Industrial Stability Fund, and the Korea Development Bank. The repayment eliminates a major financial burden for the airline, positioning it for long-term stability and a smoother transition amid its planned merger with Korean Air.
Azul, the Brazilian airline, has officially retired the last two Boeing 737-400F aircraft from its fleet, completing its transition away from this freighter type. The two aircraft, identified by serial numbers 28198 and 28053, have now been phased out as part of the airline’s fleet modernization strategy.
Magma Aviation, a UK-based air cargo solutions provider, is set to enhance its operational capacity with a planned fleet expansion by the second half of 2025. The company aims to secure multiple aircraft, including medium-sized freighters, to complement its existing Boeing 747 international operations. This strategic move is designed to diversify and optimize Magma Aviation’s…
Brussels Airlines has reported a record €78 million adjusted EBIT for summer 2024, supported by increased long-haul capacity and high punctuality. From July to September, the airline transported 2.5 million passengers across over 17,000 flights, marking a 1.3% increase in passenger volume despite a 2.5% decrease in total flights.
Air Travel, a regional airline based in China, has expanded its narrowbody fleet with the delivery of one Airbus A319, bearing serial number 8616, under a lease agreement. The aircraft is equipped with CFM56-5B7/3 engines, a common and reliable engine type for the A320ceo family.
Batik Air (Malaysia) has announced the launch of a new direct flight route connecting Kuala Lumpur to Xiamen, starting April 11, 2025. The service will be operated using the airline’s Boeing 737 aircraft, further expanding its network within the Asia-Pacific region.
Asiana Airlines (South Korea) has successfully repaid $2.6 billion in loans received from the Export-Import Bank of Korea, the Key Industrial Stability Fund, and the Korea Development Bank. The repayment eliminates a major financial burden for the airline, positioning it for long-term stability and a smoother transition amid its planned merger with Korean Air.
Azul, the Brazilian airline, has officially retired the last two Boeing 737-400F aircraft from its fleet, completing its transition away from this freighter type. The two aircraft, identified by serial numbers 28198 and 28053, have now been phased out as part of the airline’s fleet modernization strategy.
Magma Aviation, a UK-based air cargo solutions provider, is set to enhance its operational capacity with a planned fleet expansion by the second half of 2025. The company aims to secure multiple aircraft, including medium-sized freighters, to complement its existing Boeing 747 international operations. This strategic move is designed to diversify and optimize Magma Aviation’s…
Brussels Airlines has reported a record €78 million adjusted EBIT for summer 2024, supported by increased long-haul capacity and high punctuality. From July to September, the airline transported 2.5 million passengers across over 17,000 flights, marking a 1.3% increase in passenger volume despite a 2.5% decrease in total flights.
Air Travel, a regional airline based in China, has expanded its narrowbody fleet with the delivery of one Airbus A319, bearing serial number 8616, under a lease agreement. The aircraft is equipped with CFM56-5B7/3 engines, a common and reliable engine type for the A320ceo family.
Batik Air (Malaysia) has announced the launch of a new direct flight route connecting Kuala Lumpur to Xiamen, starting April 11, 2025. The service will be operated using the airline’s Boeing 737 aircraft, further expanding its network within the Asia-Pacific region.
Asiana Airlines (South Korea) has successfully repaid $2.6 billion in loans received from the Export-Import Bank of Korea, the Key Industrial Stability Fund, and the Korea Development Bank. The repayment eliminates a major financial burden for the airline, positioning it for long-term stability and a smoother transition amid its planned merger with Korean Air.
Azul, the Brazilian airline, has officially retired the last two Boeing 737-400F aircraft from its fleet, completing its transition away from this freighter type. The two aircraft, identified by serial numbers 28198 and 28053, have now been phased out as part of the airline’s fleet modernization strategy.
Magma Aviation, a UK-based air cargo solutions provider, is set to enhance its operational capacity with a planned fleet expansion by the second half of 2025. The company aims to secure multiple aircraft, including medium-sized freighters, to complement its existing Boeing 747 international operations. This strategic move is designed to diversify and optimize Magma Aviation’s…
Brussels Airlines has reported a record €78 million adjusted EBIT for summer 2024, supported by increased long-haul capacity and high punctuality. From July to September, the airline transported 2.5 million passengers across over 17,000 flights, marking a 1.3% increase in passenger volume despite a 2.5% decrease in total flights.
