KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is experiencing significant delays in the delivery of its Airbus A350 aircraft, with revised schedules now reflecting a 6 to 12 month setback. The delays are attributed to persistent supply chain disruptionsimpacting aircraft production, a challenge affecting multiple operators globally.
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World2Fly, a Spanish airline specializing in long-haul travel, has announced plans to expand its fleet with the addition of its seventh aircraft, an Airbus A330, in March 2025. This new addition is aimed at reinforcing the airline’s long-distance flight operations.
Andes (Argentina) has recently taken delivery of the first of two Boeing 737-700 aircraft, serial number 38125, as part of its ongoing fleet expansion plan. The second aircraft, serial 38126, is expected to join the fleet next week. Both aircraft are leased and will play a crucial role in enhancing the airline’s operational capacity. The addition of these two B737-700s comes at…
Delta Air Lines has recently taken delivery of a new Airbus A330-900, bearing the serial number 2076. This state-of-the-art aircraft is powered by Rolls-Royce Trent 7000-72 engines, known for their fuel efficiency and performance.
Etihad Airways is preparing to bolster its narrowbody fleet with the delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, continuing its long-term investment in fuel-efficient, next-generation aircraft. The jet, assigned manufacturer serial number 12661, is built in the A321-251NX configuration, a popular choice among global airlines for its range, efficiency, and passenger appeal.
Tim Clark, president of Emirates, has reaffirmed his belief in the Airbus A380 as a “compelling” aircraft for certain airlines, emphasizing its unique capacity and operational advantages. Clark has also suggested that a modernized versionof the A380 could be up to 25% more fuel-efficient, making it a viable option for future operators.
China Southern Airlines has announced the suspension of its proposed plan to spin off and publicly list its wholly-owned subsidiary, China Southern Air Logistics Company Limited, on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE). This decision comes in response to the prevailing market environment, which the company deems unfavorable for such a move at this time.
