Airhub Aviation (Malta) has announced the promotion of Miroslav Sibko to Vice President of Trading. This promotion reflects the company’s dedication to fostering talent and strengthening its trading operations to meet the evolving demands of the aviation industry.
Qatar Airways has announced the launch of four weekly flights between Malta and Doha, set to commence in July 2025. The route will be operated using the Airbus A320, providing passengers with a comfortable and efficient travel experience.
Aergo Capital (Ireland) has completed the sale of three DHC8-400 aircraft to Avmax Aircraft Leasing (Canada). The aircraft, with serial numbers 4323, 4332, and 4380, are part of Aergo Capital’s strategic fleet management, demonstrating its ability to successfully transition assets to new owners.
The liquidation process for Jet Airways (India) is gaining momentum, with auctioned planes potentially being transferred to the Challenge Group, based in Malta. This development reflects a positive approach from both the lendersand the liquidator, who are working towards a resolution that maximizes asset recovery.
SkyUp MT (Malta) has announced plans to expand its fleet through a wet lease agreement with Fly2Sky (Bulgaria). The agreement includes two Airbus A321s, identified by serial numbers 1932 and 1960, for operations during winter 2024/25 and summer 2025. These aircraft will join two Airbus A320s, with serial numbers 3055 and 3461, which are already wet-leased from the same carrier.
KM Malta Airlines has announced plans to increase its capital to $390 million as part of a strategy to prepare for part-privatization over the next two years. The capital injection is intended to strengthen the airline’s financial position, making it more attractive to potential investors. The Maltese government, which is facilitating this transition, has expressed…
