Madagascar Airlines, the national carrier of Madagascar, is poised to enhance its operational capabilities with the imminent addition of a new ATR72 aircraft to its fleet. This delivery, scheduled for this week, is part of the airline’s ongoing efforts to modernize and expand its service offerings.
Samoa Airways has successfully redelivered a DHC6-300 Twin Otter, serial 827, following an extensive 9-month refurbishment at Unity Aviation Canada. This marks the first of three aircraft undergoing upgrades, with the remaining two expected to return to service in late 2025 and 2026.
HK Express (Hong Kong) has announced the resumption of direct flights between Hong Kong and Ishigaki, set to commence on 03 April 2025. This move strengthens regional travel links between Hong Kong and Japan’s Okinawa Prefecture, catering to growing demand for leisure and business travel.
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.
Air Kerala, a new airline based in India, has unveiled its ambitious plans to expand into international operations by 2026, starting with a fleet of five narrowbody aircraft. The initial focus will be on Gulf routes, a key market for Indian expatriates and business travelers.
Kuwait Airways has announced plans to resume flights between Kuwait City and Kuala Lumpur, starting March 30, 2025. The route will be operated with the Airbus A330-800, offering passengers a modern and comfortable travel experience.
Vueling, a low-cost carrier based in Spain, is set to bolster its fleet with five new aircraft allocated by its parent company, International Airlines Group (IAG). This decision will enhance Vueling’s operational capacity during the summer 2025 season, a crucial period for air travel demand.
MHS Aviation (Germany) will commence flights from Friedrichshafen to Usedom and Elba starting 03 May 2025. These seasonal flights will operate on behalf of the German tour operator UKS Touristik, catering to travelers seeking convenient access to these popular summer destinations. The addition of these routes aligns with UKS Touristik’s strategy to expand its portfolio of vacation offerings, providing customers with direct connections to…
AirAsia Cambodia has announced its plan to launch a new route connecting Phnom Penh and Hanoi. The service is scheduled to begin on 24 January 2025, utilizing the Airbus A320 aircraft.
L’Odyssey (France) has transitioned to using Saab 2000 aircraft, operated by Frost Air (Denmark), to serve its six established routes. The Saab 2000, known for its speed, fuel efficiency, and reliability, is a versatile turboprop well-suited for regional operations, offering a comfortable experience for passengers.
