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Singapore Airlines To Retire B737-800s By March 2026

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Singapore Airlines has announced it will retire its final four Boeing 737-800 aircraft by the end of March 2026, marking a key milestone in its ongoing fleet renewal strategy. The move comes as the airline ramps up deliveries of the Boeing 737-8, part of the MAX series, to modernize its narrowbody operations.

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Air China Expands Fleet with COMAC C909 Delivery

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Boeing Lays Off 222 Aerospace Union Members Amid Ongoing Cuts

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Airborne Global Leasing Delivers B767-300 Freighter to CAMEX

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Airborne Global Leasing (US) has successfully delivered a Boeing 767-300 converted freighter, identified by serial number 25451, to CAMEX Airlines (Georgia). The delivery is part of a long-term lease agreement, further strengthening CAMEX’s freighter fleet.

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Shanghai Airlines Boosts Registered Capital by 82% to $1.4B

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Shanghai Airlines has significantly strengthened its financial position by increasing its registered capital by 82%, reaching a total of $1.4 billion. This capital boost underscores the airline’s commitment to reinforcing its financial stability and preparing for potential expansion in the competitive Chinese aviation market.