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Royal Jordanian Takes Delivery Of Airbus A320neo MSN 12400

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Royal Jordanian has expanded its narrowbody fleet with the delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, carrying MSN 12400. The induction of the aircraft is part of the airline’s ongoing fleet modernization strategy aimed at improving operational efficiency and elevating the passenger experience.

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CALC Leases First A330-200 to Korean Air

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China Eastern Secures $691M in Perpetual Debt Financing

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China Eastern Airlines has announced the successful raising of $691 million in perpetual debt financing from its controlling shareholder, China Eastern Airlines Group Co. The debt carries an annual interest rate of 2.20%, providing the airline with a flexible financial instrument to support its operations and growth initiatives.

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Skytrans Adds Second A319 MSN 1740 For ACMI And Charter Use

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Skytrans, an Australian regional and charter operator, has expanded its fleet with the addition of a second Airbus A319, identified by manufacturer serial number (MSN) 1740. The aircraft is now available for immediate ACMI leasing and charter operations, with its base of operations set in Perth.

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Asia Pacific Airlines Adds B757-200PCF on Lease

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Asia Pacific Airlines has bolstered its cargo fleet with the addition of a B757-200PCF, serial 32387, under a lease agreement with Titan Aircraft Investments. This aircraft, equipped with RB211 engines, enhances the airline’s freighter capabilities, supporting its expanding network.

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South African Airways Submits Five-Year Turnaround Plan

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South African Airways (SAA) has presented a comprehensive five-year corporate turnaround plan to the South African government, aiming to stabilize and reposition the national carrier. The plan outlines a two-phase strategy that includes securing a US$120.8 million investment facility and attracting a strategic equity partner to ensure long-term viability.