Singapore Airlines has reported a sharp 59% decline in net profit for its first fiscal quarter, citing heavy losses from its equity stake in Air India, which has recently faced multiple challenges, including a fatal crash and broader operational turbulence. Net profit dropped to $404 million from $986 million during the same period last year.
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Bees Airlines (Romania) has had its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) suspended by the Romanian Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) following the abrupt cancellation of all scheduled commercial flights. The suspension of the AOC marks a significant setback for Bees Airlines, halting its operations and raising concerns about its future viability. This decision by the Romanian CAA underscores the regulatory body’s commitment…
Aircastle, a US-based aircraft leasing company, has announced the delivery of a Boeing 737-8, bearing serial number 60556, to WestJet of Canada. This aircraft is the first of three planned deliveries under a purchase leasebackarrangement, furthering the airline’s narrowbody fleet modernization while enabling efficient capital management. This transaction reflects the continued leasing activity between airlines and lessors as carriers look…
Japan Airlines (JAL) is preparing to place orders for regional jets in 2025, with the first deliveries anticipated in its fiscal year 2028, which begins on April 1, 2028. This strategic move aims to modernize JAL’s domestic fleet and improve regional connectivity across Japan.
Air Moana, based in French Polynesia, has recently been confirmed to receive State support totaling US$5.4 million. This financial assistance aims to bolster the airline’s operations amid ongoing economic challenges. However, the decision has sparked significant controversy, particularly with Air Tahiti, another major carrier in the region.
In January 2025, PLAY Airlines reported transporting 87,415 passengers, a slight decrease compared to previous months. This decline aligns with an 11% reduction in capacity, resulting from the strategic decision to lease one of its aircraft to GlobalX and to adjust its network to match seasonal demand.
Belavia (Belarus) is expanding its fleet with the addition of three A330-200 aircraft, beginning with serial 525. The subsequent aircraft, serials 509 and 491, are also scheduled to join Belavia’s fleet in the near future. All three aircraft have been sourced from Magic Air (Gambia).
