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QantasLink Receives First Q400 from Fleet Expansion

QantasLink (Australia) has received the first of its planned 14 Q400 turboprop aircraft, marking a significant milestone in its fleet expansion strategy. The aircraft, with serial 4447, previously served WestJet Encore and has been transitioned to QantasLink to enhance its regional connectivity and operational efficiency.

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SpiceJet Resolves $90.8M Dispute with Export Development Canada

SpiceJet, an Indian low-cost carrier, has fully resolved a $90.8 million dispute with Export Development Canada (EDC) by paying a reduced amount of $22.5 million. This settlement grants SpiceJet full ownership of 13 Q400 aircraft, which were previously financed by EDC. The agreement marks a significant milestone for SpiceJet as it moves toward strengthening its asset base and ensuring greater control…

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Madagascar Airlines Adds Three Aircraft to Operational Fleet

Madagascar Airlines is enhancing its operational fleet this week with the addition of three aircraft, boosting its capacity to serve domestic and regional routes. The first of these additions is a repaired ATR with serial number 1248, which is now back in service. Joining this aircraft is a Q400 leased from CemAir, a South African airline, which will serve as a…

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Asman Airlines Adds Q400 to Fleet to Enhance Regional Connectivity

Asman Airlines, based in Kyrgyzstan, has expanded its fleet with the recent addition of a Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The new aircraft, identified by serial number 4459 and powered by PW150A engines, is expected to strengthen Asman Airlines’ regional network by providing efficient, reliable service on short to medium-haul routes within Central Asia.