LATAM Airlines Group, based in Chile, has signed its first-ever Sustainability-Linked Loan (SLL), securing financing of $300 million. The agreement was signed with Crédit Agricole CIB and BNP Paribas, both headquartered in France. This milestone marks a significant step in LATAM’s commitment to achieving its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives.
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United Nigeria Airlines has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cronos Aviation, a Canadian aviation services provider, to establish a new Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Nigeria. This partnership aims to address the growing demand for aircraft maintenance services within Nigeria and the surrounding region, reducing reliance on foreign MRO facilities…
Azimuth Airlines (Russia) is currently assessing the continued operation of its Sukhoi SJ-100 aircraft involved in an incident at Antalya Airport. The plane experienced a hard landing, during which a fuel fire ignited near the aircraft. Preliminary evaluations suggest the plane may be deemed a total loss.
Avianca (Colombia) has announced plans to wet lease multiple ATR72-600s from Clic (Colombia) to support its domestic operations. The aircraft will begin service in November 2024, focusing on regional routes within Colombia.
Asman Airlines, based in Kyrgyzstan, has expanded its fleet with the recent addition of a Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The new aircraft, identified by serial number 4459 and powered by PW150A engines, is expected to strengthen Asman Airlines’ regional network by providing efficient, reliable service on short to medium-haul routes within Central Asia.
Wizz Air, the Hungary-based low-cost carrier, has entered into a new support agreement with Pratt & Whitney, aiming to tackle ongoing engine-related challenges that have impacted its fleet. The carrier announced that it expects 40 aircraft to remain grounded through fiscal 2026 due to these issues, highlighting the significant operational hurdles caused by engine reliability concerns.
Riyadh Air (Saudi Arabia) is gearing up for the arrival of its first Boeing 787-9, identified by serial number 41544. The leased aircraft is a significant addition to Riyadh Air’s growing fleet and will initially be utilized as a technical spare and for crew training purposes.
United Nigeria Airlines has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cronos Aviation, a Canadian aviation services provider, to establish a new Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Nigeria. This partnership aims to address the growing demand for aircraft maintenance services within Nigeria and the surrounding region, reducing reliance on foreign MRO facilities…
Azimuth Airlines (Russia) is currently assessing the continued operation of its Sukhoi SJ-100 aircraft involved in an incident at Antalya Airport. The plane experienced a hard landing, during which a fuel fire ignited near the aircraft. Preliminary evaluations suggest the plane may be deemed a total loss.
Avianca (Colombia) has announced plans to wet lease multiple ATR72-600s from Clic (Colombia) to support its domestic operations. The aircraft will begin service in November 2024, focusing on regional routes within Colombia.
Asman Airlines, based in Kyrgyzstan, has expanded its fleet with the recent addition of a Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The new aircraft, identified by serial number 4459 and powered by PW150A engines, is expected to strengthen Asman Airlines’ regional network by providing efficient, reliable service on short to medium-haul routes within Central Asia.
Wizz Air, the Hungary-based low-cost carrier, has entered into a new support agreement with Pratt & Whitney, aiming to tackle ongoing engine-related challenges that have impacted its fleet. The carrier announced that it expects 40 aircraft to remain grounded through fiscal 2026 due to these issues, highlighting the significant operational hurdles caused by engine reliability concerns.
Riyadh Air (Saudi Arabia) is gearing up for the arrival of its first Boeing 787-9, identified by serial number 41544. The leased aircraft is a significant addition to Riyadh Air’s growing fleet and will initially be utilized as a technical spare and for crew training purposes.
United Nigeria Airlines has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cronos Aviation, a Canadian aviation services provider, to establish a new Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Nigeria. This partnership aims to address the growing demand for aircraft maintenance services within Nigeria and the surrounding region, reducing reliance on foreign MRO facilities…
Azimuth Airlines (Russia) is currently assessing the continued operation of its Sukhoi SJ-100 aircraft involved in an incident at Antalya Airport. The plane experienced a hard landing, during which a fuel fire ignited near the aircraft. Preliminary evaluations suggest the plane may be deemed a total loss.
Avianca (Colombia) has announced plans to wet lease multiple ATR72-600s from Clic (Colombia) to support its domestic operations. The aircraft will begin service in November 2024, focusing on regional routes within Colombia.
Asman Airlines, based in Kyrgyzstan, has expanded its fleet with the recent addition of a Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The new aircraft, identified by serial number 4459 and powered by PW150A engines, is expected to strengthen Asman Airlines’ regional network by providing efficient, reliable service on short to medium-haul routes within Central Asia.
Wizz Air, the Hungary-based low-cost carrier, has entered into a new support agreement with Pratt & Whitney, aiming to tackle ongoing engine-related challenges that have impacted its fleet. The carrier announced that it expects 40 aircraft to remain grounded through fiscal 2026 due to these issues, highlighting the significant operational hurdles caused by engine reliability concerns.
Riyadh Air (Saudi Arabia) is gearing up for the arrival of its first Boeing 787-9, identified by serial number 41544. The leased aircraft is a significant addition to Riyadh Air’s growing fleet and will initially be utilized as a technical spare and for crew training purposes.
