Türk Hava Yolları has named Levent Konukcu as its new Chief Investment & Strategy Officer, further strengthening its senior leadership team amid an era of rapid industry shifts.
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Aventure Aviation, a U.S.-based aircraft parts and dismantling specialist, has acquired 12 Boeing 737 Next Generation (B737NG) aircraft previously operated by Alaska Airlines. The aircraft will undergo phased teardown at facilities in Arizona, with parts to be harvested and distributed for resale or reuse within global aftermarket supply chains.
Qatar Airways has announced plans to place one final large aircraft order, marking the end of its rapid expansion phase as it seeks to grow annual passenger numbers from 50 million to 80 million over the next five to six years. The airline’s decision reflects a strategic shift towards fleet optimization and sustained capacity growth, rather than aggressive expansion.
Air Serbia and AZAL have signed a new codeshare agreement covering flights between Belgrade and Baku, signaling strengthened aviation cooperation between Serbia and Azerbaijan while widening access for travelers across their respective networks.
Jet2, a prominent leisure airline in the UK, has expanded its fleet with the addition of a new Airbus A321neo, bearing serial number 12127. This latest delivery is part of Jet2’s ongoing efforts to modernize its fleet and enhance operational efficiency. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1A32 engines, renowned for their superior fuel efficiency and environmental performance.
ANA All Nippon Airways (Japan) remains tight-lipped about which specific division will operate its recently ordered 20 E190-E2 regional jets, according to a statement from President Shinichi Inoue. Speaking to industry observers, Inoue said, “Now is not the right time to talk about it,” leaving open questions about how the new aircraft will be integrated into ANA’s broader…
Aurigny, the flag carrier of Guernsey, has reported a net loss of $8.7 million for the year 2024, attributing the deficit largely to increased wet lease expenses and continuing global supply chain issues. These financial headwinds have posed significant operational challenges for the regional airline, which serves routes between the Channel Islands and the UK mainland.
