Alaska Airlines has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a B737-9 aircraft, bearing serial number 67811 and powered by LEAP-1B28 engines. This new addition aligns with the airline’s ongoing modernization efforts and commitment to operational efficiency.
Air India Express has strengthened its operational capabilities with the recent delivery of two B737-8 aircraft, serial numbers 43836 and 63284, both equipped with LEAP-1B engines. These new aircraft will enhance the airline’s capacity and efficiency, supporting its growth in India’s competitive domestic and international markets.
Ascend Airways, a UK-based carrier, has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-8, bearing serial number 43001, marking a new addition to its narrowbody fleet. The aircraft has been acquired on lease and is powered by LEAP-1B27 engines, which are part of the advanced CFM International LEAP family.
Etihad Airways of the United Arab Emirates has entered into a lease agreement with Air Europa of Spain for the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, which will be deployed on Etihad’s Abu Dhabi to Madrid route starting 24 June 2025. The move supports Etihad’s efforts to optimize long-haul operations and adjust capacity in key international markets.
Bamboo Airways has expanded its fleet with the delivery of one Boeing 737-900ER, serial number 35717, under a wet lease agreement with BBN Airlines Indonesia. The aircraft is powered by CFM56-7B26 engines, a reliable propulsion system commonly used in the Boeing Next Generation series.
Bamboo Airways, a fast-growing Vietnamese carrier, has announced an ACMI lease agreement with BBN Airlines Indonesia for the wet lease of one Boeing 737-900ER aircraft. The aircraft will enter service beginning May 2025 and is scheduled to operate throughout the Summer 2025 season.
United Airlines has expanded its next-generation narrowbody fleet with the delivery of two Boeing 737-8 aircraft, carrying serial numbers 68825 and 68823, both powered by CFM International LEAP-1B28 engines. These deliveries mark the continuation of United’s aggressive fleet renewal and capacity expansion strategy.
Qatar Airways has confirmed plans to cancel its order for 25 Boeing 737-10 aircraft as part of a strategic decision to center its short-haul fleet around Airbus aircraft. The move finalizes a shift that began following the resolution of a high-profile legal dispute with Airbus related to paint surface issues on the A350.
Japan Airlines (JAL) has officially retired its first Boeing 777-300ER, serial number 32431, following its final scheduled flight from Shanghai to Tokyo Haneda on 27 May 2025. The move marks a significant step in JAL’s widebody fleet transition and modernization plan.
Ethiopian Airlines has strengthened its cargo operations with the delivery of a new Boeing 777 Freighter, bearing serial number 68141, and powered by GE90-110B1 engines. The addition aligns with the airline’s broader strategy to expand its global cargo network and maintain its position as Africa’s leading cargo carrier.
