SriLankan Airlines will no longer undergo privatization, according to a decision by the Sri Lankan government to retain national ownership of the carrier. The move reverses earlier intentions to offload the state-run airline and instead pivots toward internal reform through a new management structure designed to drive profitability.
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CemAir (South Africa) has expanded its regional jet operations with the addition of a Bombardier CRJ900, serial number 15038, and announced that another aircraft, serial 15207, is set to join the fleet in the near future. This move aligns with CemAir’s strategy of reinforcing its footprint in the Southern African regional market.
American Airlines has expanded its widebody fleet with the delivery of a Boeing 787-9, serial number 66011, powered by GEnx-1B74/75 engines. The delivery supports the carrier’s long-haul network strategy and commitment to more efficient, next-generation aircraft.
Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), the leading regional aircraft lessor based in Ireland, has finalized its acquisition by Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) following shareholder approval. This strategic acquisition was first announced last month and has now been officially ratified, marking a significant expansion for DAE into the regional aircraft leasing market.
DHL Aviation has bolstered its cargo capacity with the delivery of two freighters: a Boeing 737-800BDSF, serial number 30498, and a Boeing 777F, serial number 68146. The aircraft are operated by ASL Airlines Ireland and AeroLogic (Germany), respectively, as part of DHL’s global network expansion.
GOL Linhas Aéreas, a major low-cost airline based in Brazil, has taken delivery of a Boeing B737-8, serial 44040, on lease. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1B engines from CFM International, representing the latest in fuel-efficient single-aisle propulsion technology.
GTLK Europe, the Ireland-based aircraft leasing company, has formally denied allegations of liability made by Qatar Airways Group in a legal counterclaim valued at $155 million. The dispute centers on two Airbus A330 aircraft that were reportedly grounded following the onset of Russia-related sanctions and ownership complexities.
