Southwest Airlines Prepares For Boeing 737-8 MAX Delivery

ByAdmin 28/08/202528/08/2025

Southwest Airlines is preparing to strengthen its fleet with the delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX, further advancing its role as the largest operator of the 737 family worldwide. The aircraft, carrying manufacturer serial number (MSN) 68926, will feature a 175-seat single-class cabin layout optimized for high-density, cost-efficient operations. It will be powered by two CFM International LEAP-1B engines, designed to deliver reduced fuel consumption, lower emissions, and quieter performance compared to earlier models.

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Airlines | Maintenance

GA Telesis Secures Long-Term Aerospace OEM Partnership

ByAdmin 15/01/202517/01/2025

GA Telesis has signed a significant long-term agreement with a prominent aerospace OEM, marking a strategic milestone in the company’s mission to enhance its global services. This partnership, effective through 2030, is poised to bolster GA Telesis’ capabilities in delivering superior component support to airlines and operators worldwide through its MRO Services division. The collaboration underscores GA Telesis’…

Airlines | De Havilland | Sale

De Havilland Sells Refurbished DHC8-400 To South American Operator

ByAdmin 17/06/202519/06/2025

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada has announced the sale of a refurbished DHC8-400 turboprop aircraft to an undisclosed regional operator based in South America. The deal, unveiled at the airshow, highlights the continuing relevance of pre-owned turboprop aircraft in underserved and developing aviation markets, where cost-effective, high-performance aircraft are in demand.

Airlines | Crisis

Nordica to Cease Operations and File for Bankruptcy

ByAdmin 20/11/202422/11/2024

Nordica, Estonia’s national airline, has announced its decision to close operations and file for bankruptcy. The move follows the withdrawal of potential investor Lars Thuesen from a critical funding deal. This marks a significant setback for the carrier, which had been seeking financial support to sustain its operations.

Boeing | CFM International | Crisis | Fleet

Boeing Repatriates Rejected B737 MAX Jets Amid Trade Tensions

ByAdmin 21/04/202521/04/2025

Boeing has begun flying B737 MAX aircraft previously allocated to Chinese airlines back to the United States, as trade relations between China and the U.S. continue to deteriorate. The jets, which were originally destined for Chinese operators, had remained parked in Zhoushan, where Boeing maintains a completion and delivery center.

Air Côte d’Ivoire Prepares for Delivery of First Airbus A330neo

ByAdmin 05/08/202508/08/2025

Air Côte d’Ivoire is preparing to take delivery of its first Airbus A330-900neo, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s fleet development and long-haul ambitions. The aircraft, an A330-941 with MSN 2086, is registered as TU-TRGand is currently undergoing pre-delivery preparations at Airbus.

Airlines | Governments | Legal

Swedish Authority Ends Probe into SAS and BRA Agreement

ByAdmin 18/12/202423/12/2024

The Swedish Competition Authority has decided to cease its investigation into the cooperation agreement between SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) and BRA (Braathens Regional Airlines). The agreement, which had been under regulatory scrutiny, will no longer face legal challenges from the authority.

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