LATAM Airlines Brasil has taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, serial 12377, on lease, further expanding its next-generation narrowbody fleet. The aircraft is powered by Pratt & Whitney PW1127G-JM engines, which provide enhanced fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and reduced operational costs.
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SriLankan Airlines CEO Richard Nuttall is exploring refinancing options to restructure the airline’s debt, which would serve as a preliminary step before any A330 fleet renewal. The carrier is also considering doubling its total fleet size to 50 aircraft, signaling a potential long-term expansion strategy.
LATAM Brasil has announced a significant $40 million investment in the construction of a new maintenance hangar at its LATAM MRO facility located in São Carlos, São Paulo. This new hangar is specifically designed to support the maintenance needs of Boeing 787 aircraft, a model integral to LATAM’s long-haul fleet. The investment underscores LATAM Brasil’s commitment to enhancing its in-house MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul)…
KlasJet, a Lithuania-based provider of ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) services, reported a significant increase in its operations from May through October 2024. During this period, KlasJet operated almost 5,000 flights, marking a 134% year-over-year (YoY) growth compared to the same months in 2023. This surge in flights reflects record demand for ACMI services over the summer season,…
Green Africa Airways has taken delivery of its first ATR72-500, bearing serial number 852, after facing a year-long delay. This marks a major milestone for the Nigerian airline, which is expanding its fleet with fuel-efficient turboprops to enhance regional connectivity.
American Airlines, one of the largest carriers in the United States, has announced the addition of two new aircraft to its fleet: an Airbus A321neo, identified by serial number 12282, and a Boeing 737-8, with serial number 44505. Both aircraft are powered by LEAP engines from CFM International, underscoring the airline’s focus on operational efficiency and sustainability.
Texel Air, a Bahrain-based cargo airline, has bid farewell to its last Boeing 737-300F, serial number 27459, A9C-APC. This aircraft, previously a key component of Texel Air’s fleet, was returned to its lessor Kahala Aviation Leasing and will soon enter service with Armenia Airways. The retirement of the Boeing 737-300F marks a strategic shift for…
SriLankan Airlines CEO Richard Nuttall is exploring refinancing options to restructure the airline’s debt, which would serve as a preliminary step before any A330 fleet renewal. The carrier is also considering doubling its total fleet size to 50 aircraft, signaling a potential long-term expansion strategy.
LATAM Brasil has announced a significant $40 million investment in the construction of a new maintenance hangar at its LATAM MRO facility located in São Carlos, São Paulo. This new hangar is specifically designed to support the maintenance needs of Boeing 787 aircraft, a model integral to LATAM’s long-haul fleet. The investment underscores LATAM Brasil’s commitment to enhancing its in-house MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul)…
KlasJet, a Lithuania-based provider of ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) services, reported a significant increase in its operations from May through October 2024. During this period, KlasJet operated almost 5,000 flights, marking a 134% year-over-year (YoY) growth compared to the same months in 2023. This surge in flights reflects record demand for ACMI services over the summer season,…
Green Africa Airways has taken delivery of its first ATR72-500, bearing serial number 852, after facing a year-long delay. This marks a major milestone for the Nigerian airline, which is expanding its fleet with fuel-efficient turboprops to enhance regional connectivity.
American Airlines, one of the largest carriers in the United States, has announced the addition of two new aircraft to its fleet: an Airbus A321neo, identified by serial number 12282, and a Boeing 737-8, with serial number 44505. Both aircraft are powered by LEAP engines from CFM International, underscoring the airline’s focus on operational efficiency and sustainability.
Texel Air, a Bahrain-based cargo airline, has bid farewell to its last Boeing 737-300F, serial number 27459, A9C-APC. This aircraft, previously a key component of Texel Air’s fleet, was returned to its lessor Kahala Aviation Leasing and will soon enter service with Armenia Airways. The retirement of the Boeing 737-300F marks a strategic shift for…
SriLankan Airlines CEO Richard Nuttall is exploring refinancing options to restructure the airline’s debt, which would serve as a preliminary step before any A330 fleet renewal. The carrier is also considering doubling its total fleet size to 50 aircraft, signaling a potential long-term expansion strategy.
LATAM Brasil has announced a significant $40 million investment in the construction of a new maintenance hangar at its LATAM MRO facility located in São Carlos, São Paulo. This new hangar is specifically designed to support the maintenance needs of Boeing 787 aircraft, a model integral to LATAM’s long-haul fleet. The investment underscores LATAM Brasil’s commitment to enhancing its in-house MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul)…
KlasJet, a Lithuania-based provider of ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) services, reported a significant increase in its operations from May through October 2024. During this period, KlasJet operated almost 5,000 flights, marking a 134% year-over-year (YoY) growth compared to the same months in 2023. This surge in flights reflects record demand for ACMI services over the summer season,…
Green Africa Airways has taken delivery of its first ATR72-500, bearing serial number 852, after facing a year-long delay. This marks a major milestone for the Nigerian airline, which is expanding its fleet with fuel-efficient turboprops to enhance regional connectivity.
American Airlines, one of the largest carriers in the United States, has announced the addition of two new aircraft to its fleet: an Airbus A321neo, identified by serial number 12282, and a Boeing 737-8, with serial number 44505. Both aircraft are powered by LEAP engines from CFM International, underscoring the airline’s focus on operational efficiency and sustainability.
Texel Air, a Bahrain-based cargo airline, has bid farewell to its last Boeing 737-300F, serial number 27459, A9C-APC. This aircraft, previously a key component of Texel Air’s fleet, was returned to its lessor Kahala Aviation Leasing and will soon enter service with Armenia Airways. The retirement of the Boeing 737-300F marks a strategic shift for…
