Macquarie AirFinance, based in Ireland, has delivered a new Airbus A320neo to Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) under a long-term lease agreement, marking the first of three A320neo aircraft it will supply from its existing orderbook. This transaction supports SAS’s ongoing fleet renewal strategy focused on environmental efficiency and standardized operations.
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Aerolineas Argentinas has announced plans to retire a significant portion of its Boeing 737-700 fleet starting in January 2025, with the process expected to span 12 months. This decision comes as several leasing contracts for these aircraft approach their expiration. The retirement plan will impact multiple 737-700s, marking a shift in Aerolineas Argentinas’ fleet strategy as the airline looks…
Air Arabia, the low-cost carrier based in the UAE, has announced the resumption of direct flights between Sharjah and Beirut, beginning on 18 December 2024. The route restoration marks an important step in enhancing connectivity between the UAE and Lebanon, benefiting travelers and boosting tourism and trade.
Lufthansa (Germany) is set to undergo significant leadership changes within its Supervisory Board in May 2025, with Thomas Enders stepping down and Alexis von Hoensbroech emerging as the leading candidate to replace him. Additionally, Chairman Karl-Ludwig Kley is expected to vacate his position, with Christoph Franz likely to take over.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new Boeing 787-10, featuring serial number 42504. This state-of-the-art aircraft is powered by GEnx-1B76 engines, manufactured by General Electric, known for their efficiency and reliability.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is preparing to place orders for regional jets in 2025, with the first deliveries anticipated in its fiscal year 2028, which begins on April 1, 2028. This strategic move aims to modernize JAL’s domestic fleet and improve regional connectivity across Japan.
Japan Airlines (JAL) has confirmed that it will postpone the retirement of its Boeing 777-300ER fleet by approximately one year, in response to ongoing delivery delays of the Airbus A350 widebody aircraft. This decision will allow JAL to maintain its long-haul service capacity without significant disruption to its global route network.
