Air New Zealand has expanded its fleet by leasing three Boeing 777s to address capacity challenges caused by engine constraints. These aircraft will help maintain operational efficiency and meet passenger demand.
Maverick Horizon, an Ireland-based aviation company, executed key aircraft transactions in 2024 as part of its fleet optimization strategy.
GlobalX has taken delivery of an additional Airbus A321, bearing serial number 1153, increasing its total fleet to 19 aircraft. The new addition supports the airline’s expansion in charter operations, reinforcing its presence across the United States, Caribbean, Europe, and Latin America.
Fly Vaayu, the United Arab Emirates’ dedicated narrow-body freighter airline, is set to expand its fleet by adding up to two more Airbus A320P2F aircraft in 2025. The first of these, an A321P2F, bearing serial number 2164, will join the airline in the coming months.
Air Busan has reported that one of its A321 aircraft, serial 3297, sustained substantial damage following an onboard fire while preparing for departure at Busan-Gimhae International Airport. Fortunately, all passengers and crew safely evacuated without injuries.
HAECO, a global provider of aircraft engineering and maintenance services based in Hong Kong, has entered into a new agreement with PAL Express, the low-cost carrier of Philippine Airlines, to provide base maintenance services for its narrowbody fleet of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft. The agreement will commence in 2025, further solidifying HAECO’s presence in the Asia-Pacific region.
Jackson Square Aviation (JSA), a leading US-based aircraft lessor, has announced the completion of a sale and leaseback agreement with Cebu Pacific Air, the Philippines’ largest low-cost carrier. The deal includes one A330neo and seven A321 aircraft, finalized in December 2024. Additionally, a second A330neo is scheduled for delivery in the first half of 2025.
Sunclass Airlines, a Denmark-based leisure carrier, has announced the launch of a new route connecting Helsinki (Finland) and Gazipasa (Turkey). The service is set to begin on April 15, 2025, and will be operated using the Airbus A321 aircraft.
Bamboo Airways (Vietnam) has announced the cancellation of its planned charter services between Phu Quoc and Taiwan, which were scheduled to commence on 18 January 2025. The flights were to be operated using the airline’s Airbus A321 aircraft, offering a direct connection for leisure and business travelers. This decision comes amid uncertain demand in the charter flight market and operational…
SriLankan Airlines has embarked on a strategic five-year corporate plan to rejuvenate its operations, positioning itself for a stronger future in the aviation industry. As part of this revitalization, the airline has expanded its fleet to 25 aircraftby early 2025, with ambitions to reach a total of 27 aircraft in the coming months. The addition of three new aircraft highlights…
