Pegasus Airlines (Turkiye) has expanded its fleet with the addition of a new Airbus A321neo, identified by serial number 12071. The aircraft, powered by LEAP-1A32 engines, is part of Pegasus’ ongoing efforts to modernize its fleet and improve operational efficiency.
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flynas (Saudi Arabia) is significantly expanding its summer 2025 network with the addition of six new destinations, including Milan (Italy), Geneva (Switzerland), Krakow (Poland), Rize (Turkey), Casablanca (Morocco), and a new direct route between Jeddah and El Alamein (Egypt). These additions will bring the airline’s summer route network to over 20 cities, further reinforcing its role as a key player in regional and international low-cost travel.
Norwegian Air Shuttle is facing significant delays in the delivery of its anticipated Boeing aircraft, with the arrival of its first B737 MAX now postponed until 2025.
Sideral Linhas Aéreas (Brazil) has taken delivery of its first Boeing B737-700, identified by serial number 30651. The aircraft is powered by CFM56-7B22 engines, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s fleet expansion strategy.
Nepal Airlines has now repaid $3.9 million in loan installments tied to the financing of its commercial aircraft fleet, consisting of two narrowbody and two widebody aircraft. This repayment is part of the carrier’s obligations from loans obtained for the acquisition of these aircraft during an earlier fleet modernization phase.
SkyWest Airlines, a leading regional carrier in the United States, has announced two major fleet developments. United Airlines has exercised options to add 10 additional Bombardier CRJ550 regional jets to its fleet operated by SkyWest, bringing the total number of CRJ550s under the partnership to 50 aircraft. Additionally, SkyWest has finalized an agreement with an undisclosed regional carrier to purchase 29…
Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest carrier, has finalized a comprehensive engine supply agreement with GE Aerospace (US), confirming its selection of GEnx engines for a fleet of 11 new Boeing 787 Dreamliners and GE9X engines for eight Boeing 777-9 aircraft. The deal includes options for six additional GE9X-powered 777-9s, reflecting the airline’s confidence in GE’s latest propulsion technologies.
