Transavia France has taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, with serial number 12502, powered by LEAP-1A24 engines. The addition reflects the airline’s commitment to expanding and modernizing its fleet with more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly aircraft.
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Pelita Air is set to take delivery of one delayed Airbus A320 in June 2025, aligning with its broader fleet expansion strategy for the year. The Indonesian carrier has targeted the addition of four Airbus aircraft in 2025 to support its growing operations.
easyJet, a leading UK-based low-cost airline, has recently signed a three-year extension to its existing maintenance contract with Lufthansa Technik Milan. This renewed agreement covers recurring light base maintenance checks for easyJet’s A320 family fleet. The collaboration ensures that easyJet’s fleet receives regular, high-quality maintenance services, supporting its operational reliability and safety across European routes.
Virgin Australia is advancing its plans to reintroduce long-haul international services to Europe by June 2025. The airline is on track to receive approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for its proposed wet lease of aircraft from Qatar Airways.
Thales has inaugurated a new avionics maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility in Gurugram, India, strategically positioned near Delhi International Airport. This new center is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to expand its footprint in South Asia and improve support for regional airline customers.
Spring Airlines, a major low-cost carrier in China, has unveiled plans for a share repurchase valued between $21 and $42 million. The repurchase will be conducted through centralized bidding and is set to be entirely self-funded, reflecting the airline’s financial strength and commitment to enhancing shareholder value.
Royal Jordanian (Jordan) has announced plans to resume its Amman–Mumbai service beginning 19 June 2025, with operations to be conducted using the Airbus A320neo. This marks a key step in the airline’s broader strategy to rebuild its Asia network post-COVID and meet resurgent travel demand between the Middle East and South Asia.
