Turkey’s AJet Seeks 36 Aircraft to Offset Boeing Delivery Delays
AJet, the Turkish low-cost carrier based in Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen, is negotiating with lessors to acquire additional aircraft in 2025… Read More »
Australia’s Chartair Adds Pilatus PC-12 to Darwin Fleet
Chartair, based in Darwin, Australia, has announced the addition of a Pilatus PC-12 aircraft, received from sister carrier Air Link,… Read More »
Samoa Airways Requests DoT Exemption to Continue Pago Pago Ofu Service
Samoa Airways (Polynesian Limited) has requested the US Department of Transportation (DOT) to renew its exemption from provisions 49 USC… Read More »
Chrono Aviation Adds First Citation X to Its Fleet in 2024
Chrono Aviation, based in NDL, Québec, has added its first Citation X, C-FJIC (msn 750-0020), to its fleet in November… Read More »
ClipperJet Retires Citation Mustangs, Expands Fleet with New Models
ClipperJet, based at Barcelona El Prat, has officially retired its last two Citation Mustang aircraft, marking the end of an… Read More »
Jet Concierge Club Retires Sole GVII-G600, Expands Fleet
Jet Concierge Club (JCO), based at London Stansted, has retired its sole GVII-G600 aircraft from its UK-registered fleet, marking the… Read More »
Shortstop Jet Charter Retires Falcon 900C Executive Jet
Australia’s Shortstop Jet Charter has retired its only executive jet, a Falcon 900C, according to ch-aviation research. The aircraft, registered… Read More »
Playa Hotels in Exclusive Talks with Hyatt for Acquisition
Playa Hotels & Resorts N.V. announced on Monday that it has entered into an exclusivity agreement with Hyatt Hotels Corporation,… Read More »
Troop CEO on Group Travel Growth, Tech Disruption in 2025
Corporate travel is poised for growth in 2025, with group travel leading the way. A recent study by GBTA and… Read More »
5 Ways Travelers Embrace Generative AI in 2024
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has emerged as the most utilized advanced technology among digital travelers in 2024, surpassing virtual and… Read More »
Sabre, Amadeus, SITA Lead Travel Tech News This Week
This week, travel tech leaders Sabre, Amadeus, and SITA made significant announcements shaping the global travel industry. Sabre deepened its… Read More »
Travel Startup Funding Trends in 2024
The year 2024 saw mixed results for travel startup funding, with overall investments remaining at near-record lows, echoing 2023’s $5.2… Read More »
Prosus Acquires Despegar for $1.7B in Strategic Deal
Prosus, a Netherlands-based technology investment company owned by Naspers Group, announced the acquisition of Latin America’s leading online travel agency,… Read More »
COMAC Targets Expansion in Asia with C919 Aircraft Sales
COMAC (Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China) is actively pursuing new markets for its C919 narrowbody jet as it seeks to… Read More »
Bangkok’s Nok Air Seeks Amendments to Rehabilitation Plan
Nok Air, the Bangkok-based low-cost carrier, is taking significant steps to restructure its financial standing by filing a petition to… Read More »
Skytrans Expands Fleet with First Airbus A319 Arrival
Skytrans, a leading Australian passenger airline, proudly announces the addition of its first Airbus A319 to its fleet, marking a… Read More »
Qantas Agrees to AUD120M Settlement for Illegally Fired Workers
Qantas Airways has reached a significant settlement by agreeing to pay AUD120 million (USD75 million) to 1,820 ground workers it… Read More »
Boeing Resumes Aircraft Production After Seven-Week Strike
Boeing has officially resumed production on all its aircraft programs after a month-long pause following a seven-week strike by 33,000… Read More »
Bombardier Aircraft Crashes Near Buenos Aires, Two Dead
A private Bombardier Challenger 300 aircraft crashed into houses near San Fernando International Airport (FDO) in Buenos Aires on December… Read More »
NetJets Adds Global 5500 to Fleet, Enhances Aviation Services
NetJets Transportes Aéreos (NJE), based in Lisbon, has expanded its fleet with the delivery of its first Global 5500 aircraft,… Read More »
Classic Jet Retires Its Last Hawker 850XP, Streamlining Fleet
Classic Jet, based in Vilnius, has officially retired its only Hawker 850XP aircraft, marking the end of its service with… Read More »
Turkish Airlines Earns World Record for Most Countries Served
Turkish Airlines has officially been recognized by Guinness World Records for flying to more countries than any other airline globally…. Read More »