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Air Mauritius Seeks Urgent Equity Injection for Financial Stability

Air Mauritius, facing ongoing financial difficulties, is in urgent need of an equity cash injection, according to its newly appointed chairman, Kremchand Beegoo. The airline is actively working to assess its financial standing, restructure its ownership model, and convince shareholders to support its recovery.

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Nok Air Delisted from Thai Stock Exchange After 11 Years

Nok Air, a low-cost carrier based in Thailand, was officially delisted from the Thai Stock Exchange on January 9, 2025, marking the end of its 11-year presence as a publicly traded company. The delisting is part of the airline’s ongoing efforts to navigate through a challenging rehabilitation process.

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Australia to Acquire Remaining Rex Debt from PAG

The Australian government has confirmed plans to acquire the remaining debt of Rex Airlines, valued at $31 million, from investor PAG (Singapore). This move signifies the government’s commitment to supporting the domestic aviation industry and ensuring the financial stability of one of its key regional carriers.

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Kenya Airways Shares Resume Trading After Five-Year Suspension

Kenya Airways, the national carrier of Kenya, has resumed trading its shares after a suspension that lasted nearly five years. The suspension was initially implemented as part of a comprehensive restructuring effort to revive the struggling airline and address its financial challenges. The process aimed to reduce the airline’s reliance on state resources and restore its…

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Canadian Government Sells Air Canada Stake

The Canadian government has reportedly sold its 6% stake in Air Canada, which it had acquired in 2021 for $350 million as part of a bailout package to support the airline during the COVID-19 pandemic. This move marks a significant development in the relationship between the government and the nation’s flagship carrier.

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Garuda Indonesia Reports $131.2 Million Net Loss for 9M 2024 Amid Revenue Growth

Garuda Indonesia has reported a net loss of $131.2 million for the first nine months of 2024, despite a 14.7% increase in revenue to $2.6 billion. The financial results highlight the ongoing challenges faced by the airline as it navigates through post-pandemic recovery and aims to stabilize its operations.