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Qantas To Launch First Airbus A321XLR Flights September 25

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Qantas has confirmed that its first two Airbus A321XLR aircraft, named Great Ocean Road (VH-OGA) and Outback Way (VH-OGB), will enter commercial service on September 25, 2025, marking a major step in the airline’s ongoing fleet renewal program. The inaugural flights will connect Sydney with Perth and Sydney with Melbourne, pending final regulatory approvals.

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Turkish Airlines Posts $650M Net Profit In H1 2025 Despite Higher Costs

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Air Botswana Introduces ERJ145 on Wet Lease from Westair Aviation

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Air Botswana has expanded its fleet by introducing an ERJ145 regional jet, serial 14501063, on a wet lease arrangement with Westair Aviation from Namibia. This addition is aimed at enhancing the airline’s operational capacity to meet growing regional demand while offering greater flexibility in scheduling and route management.

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Condor to Wet Lease Airbus A319 from Fly Air41 for Summer 2025

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Condor, the German leisure airline, has confirmed a wet lease agreement with Fly Air41, a Croatian carrier, for the temporary addition of an Airbus A319 to its fleet. The aircraft will be based in Frankfurt and will operate between May 1 and October 25, 2025, supporting Condor’s seasonal network expansion during the peak summer travel period.

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WestJet EVP Cargo Resigns Amid Plans to Wind Down Freight Operations

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In a significant development within the cargo sector, WestJet, the Canadian airline, is facing a strategic shift with the resignation of Kirsten de Bruijn, Executive Vice President of Cargo. This move comes as WestJet evaluates the future of its cargo operations, specifically the winding down of its freighter activities.

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AirBaltic Marks Latvia’s National Day With A220 Flyover

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AirBaltic Marks Latvia’s National Day With A220 Flyover Latvia’s national airline airBaltic commemorated the 107th anniversary of the Republic of Latvia with a special ceremonial flyover in Riga, showcasing an Airbus A220-300 painted in the distinctive red-white-red colors of the Latvian flag. The aircraft, bearing registration YL-CSL, flew along the 11th November Embankment, drawing significant public attention as part of…

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Aerolíneas Argentinas Privatization Deemed Unavoidable by Government

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Aerolíneas Argentinas, the national airline of Argentina, is now officially on the path toward privatization, following a public statement from Manuel Adorni, spokesperson for the Argentine presidency. Adorni described the process as “unavoidable”, framing it as part of a broader government initiative to reform and streamline state-owned enterprises.