Philippine Airlines to Refurbish A321 Fleet Starting May 2025
Philippine Airlines will begin refurbishing its Airbus A321-200 fleet in May 2025, according to its 2024 annual report filed with… Read More »
Garuda, Citilink Target 100 Active Aircraft by End of 2025
Garuda Indonesia and its low-cost subsidiary Citilink aim to have 100 aircraft in service by the end of 2025, according… Read More »
China Southern Halts Boeing 787-8 Fleet Sale Amid Rising US-China Trade Tensions
China Southern Airlines has suspended plans to sell its fleet of ten Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners, citing growing uncertainty over future… Read More »
China Southern Air Cargo Considers Hong Kong IPO
China Southern Air Holding is reportedly exploring a potential initial public offering for China Southern Air Cargo on the Hong… Read More »
Air Astra Seeks A320/A321 For International Expansion
Air Astra, the Dhaka-based carrier, has launched plans to expand beyond its domestic network by issuing a request for proposal… Read More »
India’s Akasa Air Secures Regulatory Approval for New Investor Backing to Fuel Expansion
Akasa Air, one of India’s fastest-growing low-cost carriers, has received a major boost in its expansion plans after the Competition… Read More »
SriLankan Chairman Demands Cash and Jets from Airbus
SriLankan Airlines chairman Sarath Ganegoda has formally pressed Airbus for the return of $23.3 million in pre‑delivery payments, $200 million in compensation,… Read More »
Solutions Air Charter Retires Its Last Citation III Jet
Solutions Air Charter, based at Indianapolis Regional Airport, has officially retired the sole Citation III business jet from its Part 135… Read More »
Bangladesh Opens Sylhet, Chittagong to Ease Cargo Pressure
The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) has approved international cargo operations from Sylhet and Chittagong airports in response to… Read More »
GOL Delays $1.9B Financing Deadline Over Tariff Concerns
GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes has delayed the deadline for binding bids on its USD1.9 billion exit financing package, citing global… Read More »
Ex-Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines A380s Set for Scrapping
Three former Airbus A380-800s previously operated by Lufthansa and Malaysia Airlines are set to be dismantled for parts by VAS… Read More »
FedAir Resumes Safari Lodge Flights Across Most Network
Federal Airlines, commonly known as FedAir, has resumed flights on 71% of its Safari Shuttle network in South Africa after… Read More »
Spring City Aviation Adds First Citation X to Charter Fleet
Spring City Aviation has expanded its Part 135-certified charter fleet with the addition of its first Citation X business jet…. Read More »
Russia Seeks to Unfreeze US Funds to Buy Boeing Jets
Russia has proposed a controversial plan to unfreeze its funds held in the United States, with the aim of using… Read More »
Jetology Ends Learjet Services as Fleet Shifts Focus
Austrian business jet operator Jetology has officially ceased operations with Learjet aircraft following the retirement of its sole remaining Learjet… Read More »
Estonia’s Marabu to Damp Lease Two A320s for Summer 2025 Season
Estonia’s leisure airline, Marabu, has announced plans to damp lease two Airbus A320 aircraft from Bul Air for the upcoming… Read More »
Air France‑KLM and Denmark Should Own SAS Scandinavian
SAS Scandinavian Airlines CEO Anko van der Werff has proposed a streamlined ownership structure for the carrier, suggesting that only… Read More »
Malaysia Aviation Group Navigates Rising Costs, Eyes COMAC Jets
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) remains financially stable despite rising costs from global trade tensions and has no plans to seek… Read More »
Namibia Plans New National Airline Launch by Late 2026
Namibia’s newly elected president, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, aims to launch a new national airline between June and December 2026 through a… Read More »
Austria’s MJET Retires Gulfstream G650 from Fleet Amid Operational Shift
Austria-based private jet operator MJET has officially retired its only Gulfstream G650, marking a strategic shift in its ultra-long-range aircraft… Read More »
Students Sue United Over Aviate Pilot Training
Twenty‑nine former students have filed a lawsuit against United Airlines and its United Aviate Academy in federal court in Phoenix,… Read More »
United Airlines CEO Says Tariffs Won’t Stall Aircraft Orders
United Airlines does not expect recent US tariffs to derail its aircraft deliveries, CEO Scott Kirby said during the carrier’s April 16, 2025,… Read More »