Magma Aviation is actively exploring options to expand its own-controlled fleet, considering a range of widebody freighters to support its growing cargo operations. The company is evaluating Boeing B767-300F, B767-200F, A330-300F, A330-200F, and converted B777-300ER aircraft to enhance its capacity and network reach.
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airBaltic (Latvia) has announced its financial results for 2024, reporting a 12% year-on-year increase in revenue, reaching $815 million. Despite the revenue growth, the airline recorded a net loss of $128.5 million, highlighting ongoing operational and financial pressures.
United Airlines, a major US carrier, has announced adjustments to its route network, including the discontinuation of its Los Angeles–Tulum route and the suspension of flights from Newark and Chicago during summer 2025. These changes reflect the airline’s efforts to streamline operations and optimize its network amid evolving market conditions.
Air India Express (AIX), under the guidance of Managing Director Aloke Singh, is preparing for a significant expansion in the coming years, reflecting broader growth across the Indian aviation sector. According to Singh, capacity is expected to outpace demand among Indian carriers, prompting strategic fleet enhancements.
American Airlines has recently bolstered its fleet with the acquisition of a new B737-8, serial number 44493, powered by LEAP-1B25 engines. This addition reflects the airline’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and passenger comfort.
Qantas and other industry stakeholders have raised concerns about a proposed partnership between Qatar Airways and Virgin Australia. This agreement would see Qatar Airways operate new international routes on behalf of Virgin Australia, a move that has stirred debate within the Australian aviation industry. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is currently reviewing the deal to determine whether it aligns…
Z Air, based in Bonaire, has taken delivery of its first jet aircraft, an ERJ145 with serial number 145667. This milestone marks an important step in the carrier’s fleet development as it seeks to expand its operational capabilities.
