Air Libya has expanded its regional fleet with the acquisition of a second CRJ200, serial 7630, purchased from AviaAM Leasing. This latest addition strengthens the airline’s short-haul operations, providing increased flexibility and capacity for domestic and regional routes.
Nordica, Estonia’s former national airline, and the Estonian government have received a bid for the bankrupt carrier’s fleet of seven CRJ900s, marking a significant step toward asset liquidation. The agreement is expected to be signed in the first half of March 2025, with the buyer yet to be publicly identified.
XEJet, a Lagos-based airline, has bolstered its fleet with the acquisition of a fourth Bombardier CRJ200 aircraft, bearing the serial number 7937. This aircraft is owned by Regional One, a prominent aviation asset management firm headquartered in the United States.
QantasLink, Australia’s prominent regional airline, has taken delivery of a Bombardier Q400, serial number 4456, operated by Sunstate Airlines and powered by PW150A engines. This acquisition aligns with QantasLink’s strategy to modernize its fleet and enhance regional connectivity.
Delta Connection, the regional brand of Delta Air Lines, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new CRJ550, identified by serial number 10090. This aircraft is powered by CF34-8C1 engines, further strengthening the carrier’s capabilities in providing efficient regional services.
American Eagle, a regional airline brand for American Airlines, has taken delivery of a CRJ900, identified by serial number 15399. The aircraft is powered by CF34-8C5 engines, supporting the carrier’s regional operations and commitment to fleet modernization.
Bonair, a Turkey-based operator headquartered at Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen Airport, has added its first Global 5000aircraft to its fleet, according to ch-aviation research. The newly registered TC-EGG (msn 9544) is an 11.9-year-old Bombardier Business Aircraft, previously operated under the Danish registration OY-VIZ.
PSA Airlines, a regional carrier in the United States and a wholly owned subsidiary of American Airlines, has reactivated a CRJ700 aircraft with serial number 10181. The aircraft, previously stored in Arizona, has now returned to service and operates under the American Eagle brand, providing enhanced capacity and connectivity for regional routes.
Air Libya has taken delivery of a Bombardier CRJ200, identified by serial number 7630, under a leasing agreement. This regional jet, powered by CF34-3B1 engines, strengthens the airline’s operational capabilities in serving regional routes.
Bombardier has announced the resolution of its long-standing lawsuit against Honeywell International (US). Initially filed in 2016 in the Superior Court of Quebec, the dispute has now been settled through an agreement whose terms remain confidential.
