Philippine Airlines (PAL) has announced a codeshare partnership with Saudia, enhancing connectivity for passengers traveling between the Philippines and Saudi Arabia. The agreement covers select routes operated by Saudia, allowing Philippine Airlines customers to book flights on Saudia’s network under PAL’s flight code.
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Air New Zealand reported a 2.1% reduction in capacity for October 2024 compared to the same period last year, attributing the decline to maintenance requirements, parts shortages, and an ongoing cabin upgrade program.
Air New Zealand has projected its earnings before taxation for fiscal year 2025 to fall within the range of $88 million to $112 million, a forecast that includes $20–24 million in expected compensation for aircraft that have been grounded. The airline disclosed that 11 aircraft remain grounded, primarily due to global supply chain challenges and delays in maintenance cycles.
Lufthansa (Germany) successfully issued an unsecured hybrid bond with a total volume of €512 million(approximately US$512 million). The bond, which bears an annual interest rate of 5.25%, has a 30-year term, with the first issuer call date set for 6 years after issuance.
Global Crossing Airlines (GlobalX) has announced the addition of its 19th aircraft, an Airbus A321 bearing serial number 1153, to its passenger charter fleet. This aircraft is configured with 200 all-economy seats, enhancing the airline’s capacity to meet growing demand in the charter market.
United Airlines (US) has welcomed a new addition to its fleet with the delivery of an A321neo, bearing serial number 12120. This advanced aircraft is equipped with PW1133G-JM engines, offering enhanced performance and fuel efficiency.
Iberia, the flagship airline of Spain, has announced significant appointments within its Management Committee. Beatriz Guillen has been named as the head of the newly independent Customer Division, a move that underscores the airline’s focus on enhancing customer service and satisfaction. Concurrently, Diego Fernández has been appointed as the chief of Strategy, Transformation, and Sustainability, signaling a strong commitment…
Air New Zealand reported a 2.1% reduction in capacity for October 2024 compared to the same period last year, attributing the decline to maintenance requirements, parts shortages, and an ongoing cabin upgrade program.
Air New Zealand has projected its earnings before taxation for fiscal year 2025 to fall within the range of $88 million to $112 million, a forecast that includes $20–24 million in expected compensation for aircraft that have been grounded. The airline disclosed that 11 aircraft remain grounded, primarily due to global supply chain challenges and delays in maintenance cycles.
Lufthansa (Germany) successfully issued an unsecured hybrid bond with a total volume of €512 million(approximately US$512 million). The bond, which bears an annual interest rate of 5.25%, has a 30-year term, with the first issuer call date set for 6 years after issuance.
Global Crossing Airlines (GlobalX) has announced the addition of its 19th aircraft, an Airbus A321 bearing serial number 1153, to its passenger charter fleet. This aircraft is configured with 200 all-economy seats, enhancing the airline’s capacity to meet growing demand in the charter market.
United Airlines (US) has welcomed a new addition to its fleet with the delivery of an A321neo, bearing serial number 12120. This advanced aircraft is equipped with PW1133G-JM engines, offering enhanced performance and fuel efficiency.
Iberia, the flagship airline of Spain, has announced significant appointments within its Management Committee. Beatriz Guillen has been named as the head of the newly independent Customer Division, a move that underscores the airline’s focus on enhancing customer service and satisfaction. Concurrently, Diego Fernández has been appointed as the chief of Strategy, Transformation, and Sustainability, signaling a strong commitment…
Air New Zealand reported a 2.1% reduction in capacity for October 2024 compared to the same period last year, attributing the decline to maintenance requirements, parts shortages, and an ongoing cabin upgrade program.
Air New Zealand has projected its earnings before taxation for fiscal year 2025 to fall within the range of $88 million to $112 million, a forecast that includes $20–24 million in expected compensation for aircraft that have been grounded. The airline disclosed that 11 aircraft remain grounded, primarily due to global supply chain challenges and delays in maintenance cycles.
Lufthansa (Germany) successfully issued an unsecured hybrid bond with a total volume of €512 million(approximately US$512 million). The bond, which bears an annual interest rate of 5.25%, has a 30-year term, with the first issuer call date set for 6 years after issuance.
Global Crossing Airlines (GlobalX) has announced the addition of its 19th aircraft, an Airbus A321 bearing serial number 1153, to its passenger charter fleet. This aircraft is configured with 200 all-economy seats, enhancing the airline’s capacity to meet growing demand in the charter market.
United Airlines (US) has welcomed a new addition to its fleet with the delivery of an A321neo, bearing serial number 12120. This advanced aircraft is equipped with PW1133G-JM engines, offering enhanced performance and fuel efficiency.
Iberia, the flagship airline of Spain, has announced significant appointments within its Management Committee. Beatriz Guillen has been named as the head of the newly independent Customer Division, a move that underscores the airline’s focus on enhancing customer service and satisfaction. Concurrently, Diego Fernández has been appointed as the chief of Strategy, Transformation, and Sustainability, signaling a strong commitment…
