Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, a major European aviation hub, has announced a substantial increase in the fees charged to airlines. Over the next three years, these fees will rise by a total of 37%, reflecting the impact of high inflation and interest rates.
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Novoair (Bangladesh) continues its efforts to lease three A320 aircraft as part of its expansion strategy. However, the airline anticipates that the process may take up to another year due to the ongoing global shortage of available aircraft.
Croatia Airlines, the national carrier of Croatia, has announced ambitious plans to expand its destination network in 2025. The airline is considering the introduction of up to eight new routes from its hub in Zagreb, with Lisbon as one of the highlighted destinations.
Iberia, Spain’s flag carrier, has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321XLR, becoming the global launch operator for this new extended-range single-aisle aircraft. Powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, the A321XLR promises operational efficiencies with 30% lower fuel burn per seat compared to previous-generation aircraft. Iberia will initially operate the A321XLR on European routes before launching…
Allegiant Travel has announced a leadership transition, with COO Keny Wilper stepping down from his role. While Wilper will no longer serve as Chief Operating Officer, he will remain with the company in an advisory capacity during the search for his permanent replacement.
TransNusa, an Indonesian carrier, is set to receive its first Airbus A321, serial number 2309, on lease and equipped with CFM56-5B3/P engines. This aircraft marks a significant step in TransNusa’s fleet development as it expands to serve growing regional passenger demand. The A321, with its extended range and seating capacity, offers TransNusa an efficient solution…
IndiGo has expanded its fleet with the recent addition of an Airbus A321neo, bearing serial number 12339, and an ATR 72-600, with serial number 1714. The A321neo is powered by LEAP-1A32 engines, while the ATR 72-600 is equipped with PW127M engines, supporting IndiGo’s growth across domestic and regional markets.
