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Thai Airways Reaffirms B787 Order, Eyes 35 More Aircraft

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Thai Airways International has reaffirmed its commitment to fleet expansion as a core element of its strategic growth plan, confirming that its order for 45 Boeing 787 aircraft remains active, with deliveries set to begin from mid-2027. In addition to this substantial widebody order, the airline also announced intentions to procure an additional 35 aircraft, contingent on evolving market conditions and demand recovery.

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Nordica Receives Bid for CRJ900 Fleet, Agreement Expected in March 2025

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T’way Air CEO Jeong Hong-geun Steps Down as Daemyung Sono Group Takes Ownership

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Viva Reports 2.8% Increase in October 2024 Passengers to 2.4 Million

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Viva, the Mexican low-cost carrier, recorded a 2.8% increase in passenger numbers for October 2024, reaching 2.4 million passengers. Despite the growth in traffic, the airline’s load factor (LF) dropped by 2.1 points to 87.7%, indicating a slight decrease in seat occupancy compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, Viva’s Available Seat Miles (ASMs) rose by 5.0%, and Revenue Passenger Miles (RPMs) increased by 2.9%, reflecting the airline’s expanded capacity and sustained…