Jet2, the UK-based leisure airline, has taken delivery of a brand-new Airbus A321neo narrowbody aircraft with manufacturer serial number 12599. The aircraft is powered by CFM International LEAP-1A32 engines, continuing the airline’s ongoing strategy of fleet modernization and fuel efficiency.
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Blue Air (Romania) has achieved a significant legal victory in a lawsuit against Transair (Senegal), securing a $2 million judgment in a UK commercial court. The case revolved around a dispute over a leased engine, highlighting the complexities and challenges in the aviation leasing sector.
Delta Air Lines has taken delivery of another Airbus A220-300, furthering its investment in next-generation narrowbody aircraft. The new aircraft, bearing serial number 55349, is powered by Pratt & Whitney PW1521G-3 engines, part of the Geared Turbofan (GTF) engine family that offers substantial fuel savings and noise reduction.
Korean Air has announced its decision to proceed with the merger of its three low-cost carriers (LCCs): Jin Air, Air Seoul, and Air Busan. The move comes despite resistance from some Busan-based shareholders, who have voiced concerns about the impact on the local aviation sector and competition.
SkyUp Europe, based in Malta, has expanded its operations with the delivery of one Airbus A321neo, serial 8008, via a wet lease agreement with PLAY Europe. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A32 engines manufactured by CFM International.
Boeing announced its delivery results for 2024, confirming a total of 348 aircraft delivered over the year. In the fourth quarter alone, the company delivered 57 aircraft, maintaining a steady output despite industry-wide challenges such as supply chain constraints and delivery delays. This performance highlights Boeing’s ongoing efforts to stabilize production and meet the growing demand for both passenger and…
Vueling, a low-cost carrier based in Spain, is set to bolster its fleet with five new aircraft allocated by its parent company, International Airlines Group (IAG). This decision will enhance Vueling’s operational capacity during the summer 2025 season, a crucial period for air travel demand.
