ULS Airlines Cargo has announced the arrival of its second Airbus A330-300P2F (Passenger-to-Freighter conversion), further strengthening the airline’s position in the global air cargo market. The aircraft, registered TC-GOU, joins the existing A330-300P2F already in service, adding significant capacity to the carrier’s long-haul and regional freight operations.
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IndiGo, India’s largest low-cost carrier, has taken delivery of an Airbus A320neo, serial number 12026, powered by the advanced LEAP-1A26 engines. This latest addition is part of IndiGo’s ongoing fleet expansion strategy, focusing on operational efficiency and environmental sustainability. The LEAP-1A26 engines, co-developed by CFM International, offer substantial fuel savings and reduced emissions, making them…
Azul (Brazil) has taken a strategic step in its fleet renewal program by returning one Airbus A330-200, identified by serial 494, to its lessor. This move is part of Azul’s efforts to modernize its long-haul operations and enhance operational efficiency.
Kenya Airways may soon see a change in the ownership structure of two aircraft it currently leases, as Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) seeks regulatory clearance to sell them to US-based Azorra Aviation. While the deal is pending approval from the Comesa Competition Commission, operational control of the aircraft will remain with Kenya Airways, ensuring no disruption to its current services.
Albastar, a Spanish airline known for its charter and leisure flights, has announced plans to renew and expand its fleet of Boeing 737-800 aircraft. This strategic move aims to enhance Albastar’s reach across Europe and strengthen its operational capabilities to meet growing demand. By investing in the B737-800, Albastar aligns itself with a reliable aircraft model well-suited for…
Kenya Airways has projected a decline in its 2025 financial year revenues, attributing the shortfall to the prolonged grounding of two Boeing 787-8 aircraft. The airline cites ongoing engine maintenance delays as the root cause, which has significantly impacted its available seat capacity and network performance.
Sriwijaya Air’s former chairman, Hendry Lie, is set to face trial as a suspect in a corruption case that has drawn significant attention within the Indonesian aviation sector. The allegations against Lie stem from his tenure as chairman, during which authorities suspect financial mismanagement and misuse of company funds. The investigation, initiated months ago, highlights concerns over governance and…
