Turkish Airlines has announced a significant capital injection of $434 million into its subsidiary AJet, marking a strategic move to support AJet’s expansion and operational growth. The investment underscores Turkish Airlines’ commitment to enhancing the capabilities and market presence of its subsidiary.
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China Southern Airlines has expanded its fleet with the recent delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, identified by serial number 12294. This latest addition is powered by advanced LEAP-1A26 engines from CFM International, known for their fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The acquisition aligns with China Southern’s ongoing commitment to fleet modernization and environmental sustainability, providing enhanced performance on regional…
Vietnam Airlines has expanded its widebody fleet with the addition of a Boeing B787-10, serial 60295, powered by advanced GEnx-1B74/75 engines. The aircraft was delivered on a lease agreement, underscoring the airline’s strategic focus on modernizing its long-haul operations.
Air Montenegro has extended the deadline for its tender to secure a short-term wet-lease of one Embraer E190/E195aircraft. The new deadline for submissions is 29 November 2025, with the lease period planned from 01 February to 31 October 2025.
Texel Air, a Bahrain-based cargo airline, has bid farewell to its last Boeing 737-300F, serial number 27459, A9C-APC. This aircraft, previously a key component of Texel Air’s fleet, was returned to its lessor Kahala Aviation Leasing and will soon enter service with Armenia Airways. The retirement of the Boeing 737-300F marks a strategic shift for…
Norse Atlantic Airways, a Norway-based long-haul low-cost carrier, has successfully raised $8.7 million in gross proceeds through a private placement. The placement involved the issuance of 19.2 million new shares, directed towards B T Larsen & Co (Cyprus). The capital increase has been formally registered, marking a key step in bolstering the airline’s financial stability and funding future operational goals.
The Irish High Court has issued a temporary suspension on the Irish Aviation Authority‘s (IAA) decision to impose a passenger seat cap at Dublin Airport for the upcoming 2025 summer season. This seat cap, aimed at limiting airport traffic, was challenged by major airlines, including Ryanair and Aer Lingus, who argued that it would negatively…
