The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) has officially welcomed Skyward Airlines, a Kenyan carrier, as its newest member. This move continues AFRAA’s mission to strengthen the African aviation ecosystem through collaboration, advocacy, and development initiatives across the continent.
Air Wisconsin (US) has announced plans for a new round of layoffs affecting more than 100 employees, attributing the decision to ongoing economic instability and uncertainty in the regional airline sector. This move underscores the persistent challenges faced by smaller carriers operating in a volatile post-pandemic environment.
TAR Aerolineas has officially rebranded to TAR Mexico as part of a strategic initiative to reinforce its identity and footprint in the competitive Mexican regional aviation market. The name change aims to better reflect the carrier’s national presence while aligning with its plans to expand connectivity across underserved domestic routes.
Clic, the Colombian regional airline formerly known as EasyFly, has announced plans to take delivery of two new aircraft in 2025 as part of its strategy to reinforce existing routes and enhance regional connectivity across Colombia. The move underscores the carrier’s continued post-restructuring growth and its commitment to servicing underserved regional markets.
Air Antilles, the regional airline based in Guadeloupe, has had its operating license revoked by the French Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile (DGAC). In response, the DGAC has issued the carrier a temporary operating license, which will remain valid until 30 June 2025, providing the airline limited breathing room as it searches for a new financial backer.
Republic Airways Holdings and Mesa Air Group, two of the largest regional airline operators in the United States, have announced a definitive agreement to merge in an all-stock transaction. The deal will create a new, publicly traded regional airline company, consolidating resources, fleets, and operational platforms under a unified corporate structure.
Air Antilles, the regional carrier based in Guadeloupe, is facing a major setback in its commercial development efforts as its CEO accuses Corsair and Air France of refusing to sign interline agreements. These agreements are seen as essential to the airline’s strategy to integrate into broader international networks and offer seamless connectivity for passengers.
American Eagle, a key player in regional air travel in the United States, has further strengthened its operational fleet by acquiring a new Embraer E175 aircraft. This aircraft, marked with serial number 17000988, is equipped with powerful CF34-8E5 engines from GE Aviation.
American Eagle, a regional airline under the American Airlines Group, has recently enhanced its fleet with the delivery of a new CRJ900 aircraft. This aircraft, bearing serial number 15401, is equipped with CF34-8C5 engines, known for their reliability and efficiency in regional jet operations.
Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), based in Ireland, has successfully finalized lease agreements for two ATR72-600aircraft with Braathens Regional Airways of Sweden. This deal is part of NAC’s strategic efforts to expand its presence in the European market by supporting regional airlines with modern and efficient turboprop aircraft.
