United Airlines To Receive Boeing 737 MAX 9 MSN 43529 as the carrier continues expanding and modernizing its narrowbody fleet with the latest generation aircraft from Boeing.
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United Airlines has announced a $500 million investment to construct a new 435,000-square-foot Concourse E at Washington Dulles International Airport. This state-of-the-art facility will feature 14 gates and is slated to open in late 2026.
Skytrans, a regional carrier based in Australia, has taken delivery of a De Havilland Canada DHC8-200, identified by serial number 430. The turboprop aircraft is powered by PW123C engines manufactured by Pratt & Whitney Canada, supporting the airline’s expansion across underserved routes in northern and remote parts of the country.
Qatar Airways is set to announce a major widebody aircraft order in April 2025, as part of its ongoing fleet expansion and modernization strategy. The order is expected to enhance the airline’s long-haul capabilities, ensuring continued operational efficiency and network growth.
Breeze Airways (US) has announced plans to operate its Embraer E190/E195 fleet until mid-2026, after which the carrier will shift its focus to the A220 aircraft. While the Embraer jets will continue serving regular routes for the next few years, they will eventually be retained exclusively for charter operations before being completely phased out.
Croatia Airlines has announced plans to retire one Airbus A320, serial number 1237, during 2025 as part of its broader fleet modernization strategy. The retirement aligns with the carrier’s move to a single-type fleet centered around the Airbus A220, offering improved efficiency and operational standardization.
Malawi Airlines is undergoing a fleet renewal initiative with the addition of a Boeing 737-700, bearing serial number 30726, as it simultaneously phases out an older B737-700 with serial number 33787. The newly delivered aircraft is owned by Dara Aviation, an Ireland-based leasing firm, while the outgoing aircraft was previously owned by Ethiopian Airlines.
