Southwest Airlines concluded 2024 with a fleet of 803 aircraft, having retired 36 aircraft during the year. This figure is slightly below the previously anticipated 40 retirements, as the airline deferred the retirement of two Boeing 737-700 and two Boeing 737-800 aircraft to 2025.
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AirSial (Pakistan) is enhancing its operations with the acquisition of additional aircraft to meet its growing demand. The airline has signed an agreement to lease two Airbus A320s from AerCap (Ireland), which will increase the carrier’s fleet to nine aircraft upon delivery. These additions are part of AirSial’s strategy to strengthen its capacity and network.
Setna iO, a US-based aviation company specializing in aftermarket aircraft components, has announced the purchase of a CFM56-7B engine for immediate teardown. This acquisition will bolster Setna iO’s ability to provide high-quality spare parts and components to its global customer base, ensuring reliable support for airline and MRO operations.
Juneyao Air, a prominent Chinese airline, has unveiled a share repurchase program intending to buy back up to 31.6 million shares, with the total repurchase amount not exceeding $68.4 million. The repurchase price is capped at CNY 15.80 per share.
Riyadh Air, the ambitious new national carrier of Saudi Arabia, has achieved a key regulatory milestone with the issuance of its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) by the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA). This official approval authorizes the airline to commence commercial flight operations, marking the operational launch phase of one of the kingdom’s most high-profile aviation ventures.
Thai Airways International is on track to exit its rehabilitation plan by mid-February 2025, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s recovery journey. The carrier, which has made strides in improving its financial situation, is also expected to resume trading on the stock exchange by May 2025.
RoyalJet, a prominent business aviation company based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) for the acquisition of three brand-new ACJ320neo aircraft. The agreement also includes six purchase rights, underscoring RoyalJet’s ambitions to expand its premium fleet offerings.
AirSial (Pakistan) is enhancing its operations with the acquisition of additional aircraft to meet its growing demand. The airline has signed an agreement to lease two Airbus A320s from AerCap (Ireland), which will increase the carrier’s fleet to nine aircraft upon delivery. These additions are part of AirSial’s strategy to strengthen its capacity and network.
Setna iO, a US-based aviation company specializing in aftermarket aircraft components, has announced the purchase of a CFM56-7B engine for immediate teardown. This acquisition will bolster Setna iO’s ability to provide high-quality spare parts and components to its global customer base, ensuring reliable support for airline and MRO operations.
Juneyao Air, a prominent Chinese airline, has unveiled a share repurchase program intending to buy back up to 31.6 million shares, with the total repurchase amount not exceeding $68.4 million. The repurchase price is capped at CNY 15.80 per share.
Riyadh Air, the ambitious new national carrier of Saudi Arabia, has achieved a key regulatory milestone with the issuance of its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) by the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA). This official approval authorizes the airline to commence commercial flight operations, marking the operational launch phase of one of the kingdom’s most high-profile aviation ventures.
Thai Airways International is on track to exit its rehabilitation plan by mid-February 2025, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s recovery journey. The carrier, which has made strides in improving its financial situation, is also expected to resume trading on the stock exchange by May 2025.
RoyalJet, a prominent business aviation company based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) for the acquisition of three brand-new ACJ320neo aircraft. The agreement also includes six purchase rights, underscoring RoyalJet’s ambitions to expand its premium fleet offerings.
AirSial (Pakistan) is enhancing its operations with the acquisition of additional aircraft to meet its growing demand. The airline has signed an agreement to lease two Airbus A320s from AerCap (Ireland), which will increase the carrier’s fleet to nine aircraft upon delivery. These additions are part of AirSial’s strategy to strengthen its capacity and network.
Setna iO, a US-based aviation company specializing in aftermarket aircraft components, has announced the purchase of a CFM56-7B engine for immediate teardown. This acquisition will bolster Setna iO’s ability to provide high-quality spare parts and components to its global customer base, ensuring reliable support for airline and MRO operations.
Juneyao Air, a prominent Chinese airline, has unveiled a share repurchase program intending to buy back up to 31.6 million shares, with the total repurchase amount not exceeding $68.4 million. The repurchase price is capped at CNY 15.80 per share.
Riyadh Air, the ambitious new national carrier of Saudi Arabia, has achieved a key regulatory milestone with the issuance of its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) by the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA). This official approval authorizes the airline to commence commercial flight operations, marking the operational launch phase of one of the kingdom’s most high-profile aviation ventures.
Thai Airways International is on track to exit its rehabilitation plan by mid-February 2025, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s recovery journey. The carrier, which has made strides in improving its financial situation, is also expected to resume trading on the stock exchange by May 2025.
RoyalJet, a prominent business aviation company based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) for the acquisition of three brand-new ACJ320neo aircraft. The agreement also includes six purchase rights, underscoring RoyalJet’s ambitions to expand its premium fleet offerings.
