US-based lessor Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has announced the successful delivery of a Boeing B737-8 aircraft to Italian airline Neos. This aircraft represents the second of three B737-8 aircraft scheduled to be delivered to Neos from ACG’s existing order book with Boeing.
Air India is evaluating a substantial multi-billion dollar order for new widebody aircraft, reportedly involving between 30 and 40 jets from both the Airbus A350 and Boeing B777X families. Sources indicate that the potential deal could ultimately exceed 50 aircraft.
Mexican carrier Aeromexico has recently taken delivery of a new Boeing B737-9, serial number 65041, equipped with advanced CFM International LEAP-1B28 engines. This latest aircraft acquisition supports Aeromexico’s ongoing fleet modernization and expansion strategy.
US-based Southwest Airlines has taken delivery of a new Boeing B737-8, bearing serial number 42583, powered by advanced CFM International LEAP-1B28 engines. This aircraft addition marks another step in Southwest’s ongoing fleet modernization and expansion strategy.
Iraqi Airways has officially retired its only Boeing B777-200LR, serial number 40993, equipped with powerful General Electric GE90-115B engines. The aircraft is currently parked at a storage facility in Marana, Arizona.
Ethiopian Airlines Group has officially launched its new private charter plane service, marked by the delivery of a Boeing B737-800 BBJ, serial number 37663, powered by CFM International CFM56-7B27 engines. This strategic addition significantly enhances the airline’s premium and charter service capabilities.
China Southern Airlines has recently taken delivery of a brand-new Boeing B737-8, bearing serial number 65251, powered by the advanced CFM International LEAP-1B engines. This acquisition supports the airline’s continued fleet expansion and modernization strategy, aimed at boosting efficiency and sustainability.
US-based carrier Allegiant Air has taken delivery of a brand-new Boeing 737-8200, serial number 68007, powered by advanced CFM International LEAP-1B27 engines, marking a significant step in its ongoing fleet renewal and expansion strategy.
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson announced plans to complete upgrades of all legacy widebody aircraft by mid-2027. Additionally, repainting and refurbishing of Vistara aircraft are expected to conclude within the next 1.5 years.
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson anticipates that the global shortage of aircraft, which is currently hampering airline growth worldwide, will continue for at least the next four to five years.
