SkyWest Airlines, one of the largest regional carriers in the United States, is in advanced negotiations with Embraer to place a firm order for over 50 E175 regional jets. The potential deal, expected to be publicly announced at the upcoming Paris Airshow, would mark one of the year’s largest commitments for the E175 platform.
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SWISS has taken a strategic approach to managing its fleet by repurposing the two PW1524G-3 engines from a grounded A220-300, serial 55021, for use as spare engines. The aircraft has been stranded in Brussels since November 2024 and is now projected to remain out of service until autumn 2025.
China Southern has taken delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, further expanding its fleet of next-generation aircraft. The newly received aircraft, bearing serial number 12450, is powered by LEAP-1A32 engines, enhancing fuel efficiency and operational performance.
LAM (Mozambique Airlines) has expanded its operational fleet through the wet lease of a Boeing 737-500, bearing serial number 26538, from Via Air, a Central African Republic-based carrier. This move is aimed at strengthening LAM’s short- to medium-haul capacity during a period of strategic route adjustments and recovery.
Fly Vaayu has received its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) from the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA), officially positioning it as the UAE’s first and only all-cargo airline.
Southwest Airlines is extending buyout offers to employees at 18 airports across the United States, citing a need to adjust operations due to aircraft delivery delays from Boeing. These delays have forced Southwest to scale back its flight schedule, impacting staffing needs at certain locations. By offering voluntary buyouts, the airline aims to manage operational costs and realign its workforce in response to…
Kenya Airways has announced a strategic codeshare agreement with regional operator Safarilink Aviation, aimed at significantly enhancing domestic connectivity within Kenya. The partnership will provide Kenya Airways’ customers access to an extended network of nine key destinations, enabling smoother travel to remote and underserved regions.
