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Japan Airlines Begins a New Era Retiring the Legendary 777-300ER on the Tokyo to London Route and Introducing the Revolutionary Airbus A350-1000 for Unmatched Comfort and Efficiency
Japan Airlines marks a new milestone retiring the iconic 777-300ER on the Tokyo-London route, replacing it with the cutting-edge Airbus A350-1000 for superior travel. Japan Airlines (JAL) has officially retired the iconic Boeing 777-300ER from its international operations on the Tokyo Haneda (HND) to London Heathrow (LHR) route, marking the conclusion of an era for
Read MoreDelta Retains its Place as Most On-Time North American Airline
Delta Air Lines retains its spot as North America’s most punctual carrier in 2024, winning Cirium’s Platinum Award for Operational Excellence for the fourth year running. Delta Air Lines has maintained its position as North America’s most punctual carrier in 2024. It earned Cirium’s prestigious Platinum Award for Operational Excellence for the fourth year running.
Read MoreUAE reveals forward-looking vision in aviation sector
The UAE has solidified its position as one of the world’s leading aviation hubs in 2024, given its significant advancements that include increased infrastructure investments, clean energy initiatives, and expanded seating capacity at major airports. The aviation sector’s performance reflects the UAE’s continued commitment to developing this industry as a key driver of the national
Read MoreLufthansa Group Purchases Latest-Generation Long-Haul Aircraft
The group have ordered five more Airbus A350-1000s, bringing the total combined orders of A350-900s and A350-1000s to 75. The newest order is an important step towards the group achieving its goals of fleet modernisation, produce enhancement and CO₂ reduction. One of the Largest A350 Customers Worldwide 28 of the 75 aircraft ordered are already
Read MorePegasus Airlines (PC, Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen) has signed a firm order for 100 B737-10s from Boeing with a further 100 options, committing to a dual-manufacturer fleet starting in the late 2020s.
The Turkish low-cost carrier said that the deliveries of the first of the firm-ordered B737-10s are scheduled for 2028. It did not outline a further timeline. The order marks Pegasus Airlines’ return to a large Boeing fleet. The history module shows it initially launched operations in 1990 with a fleet of B737-400s. It also operated
Read MoreFirst A220 in Romania delivered to Animawingsv
The first ever Airbus A220 for a Romanian airline when the first of 22 of the type was delivered to Animawings. The A220-300 was delivered to Bucharest from the Montreal production line and is one of four being financed from US-based Lessor Azorra. Powered by two Pratt & Whitney PW1500G engines, the A220 will help
Read MoreAirAsia eyes 100-strong regional jet order
AirAsia (AK, Kuala Lumpur International) is looking at ordering around 100 regional jets and is in technical talks with Airbus, Embraer, and COMAC, according to a recent Aviation Week report. Any order would represent a break away from the all-A320 Family fleet that AirAsia carriers operate and potentially end AirAsia’s status as an Airbus-only operator.
Read MoreAirbus Marks Strong November Performance with 84 Aircraft Deliveries
Airbus has turned in a strong performance for November, with 84 aircraft deliveries made to 24 customers, and 30 further orders secured. Airbus demonstrated remarkable resilience in November 2024, successfully delivering 84 aircraft to airlines across the global market. This achievement highlights the company’s ongoing dedication to meeting the aviation industry’s increasing demand for modern,
Read MoreeasyJet Expands Italy Operations Following Lufthansa-ITA Acquisition
easyJet will expand its Italian operations after being granted EU approval as a short-haul provider in connection with the Lufthansa-ITA acquisition. easyJet has received approval from the European Commission to serve as the short-haul remedy provider in connection with Lufthansa’s proposed acquisition of ITA Airways. This marks a significant development in the European aviation landscape.
Read MoreDublin FBO/MRO Receives EASA Part 145 Approval
Alliance Aviation Group plans to expand expertise to more aircraft types Dublin, Ireland-based MRO provider Alliance Aerospace—a division of Alliance Aviation Group—has received EASA Part 145 approval from the Irish Aviation Authority. The accreditation bolsters capabilities at its 32,300-sq-ft (3,000-sq-m) FBO hangar facility at Dublin Airport (EIDW). This announcement caps a six-month process and will
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