Kuwait Airways is in the early stages of a fleet expansion plan as it looks to enhance its operational capacity. The airline, which currently operates 33 aircraft, is assessing options for increasing its fleet size to meet future market demands.
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Skymark Airlines, a Japanese carrier, has announced its financial performance for the April-September 2024 period, reporting a 4.7% increase in revenue to $354.7 million. Despite this revenue growth, Skymark posted a net loss of $3.8 million, primarily due to foreign exchange losses impacting its financials. The airline’s exposure to currency fluctuations has posed challenges, yet Skymark remains optimistic, with a forecasted final…
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The Reykjanes District Court has ruled in favor of Air Berlin’s insolvency administrator in a legal case against Isavia, Iceland’s airport operator. The decision allows the administrator to confiscate assets worth over $1.1 million, stemming from a dispute over an aircraft impounded at Keflavík Airport in 2017. The ruling represents a significant victory for Air Berlin’s creditors, as the funds recovered will contribute to…
Binter has expanded its fleet with the recent delivery of an Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, identified by serial number 19020175. This aircraft is part of Embraer’s next-generation regional jet lineup, offering increased fuel efficiency, extended range, and enhanced passenger comfort.
Turkish Airlines and Thai Airways International have formalized a joint business agreement to share revenues on flights operating between Istanbul and Bangkok. This partnership underscores the airlines’ commitment to enhancing their competitive positioning on the critical Asia-Europe corridor.
