Starlux Airlines has announced the launch of nonstop flights between Taipei Taoyuan International Airport and Václav Havel Airport Prague, marking its first European destination. The new route will commence on August 1, 2026, and will be operated by the airline’s flagship Airbus A350-900.
Air France will increase capacity to New York for the Summer 2026 season, offering up to 11 daily flights between Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and the New York metropolitan area in partnership with Delta Air Lines.
Air Canada has suspended all flights to Cuba effective immediately due to an ongoing aviation fuel shortage on the island. The airline announced it will operate empty southbound ferry flights in the coming days to repatriate approximately 3,000 customers currently in Cuba.
Ryanair is preparing to take delivery of a new Boeing 737 MAX 8-200, manufacturer serial number 67129, as part of its ongoing fleet expansion and efficiency strategy.
Qantas is preparing to take delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, manufacturer serial number 12668, as part of its narrowbody fleet renewal program.
Flyadeal is preparing to take delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, bearing manufacturer serial number 13062, as part of its ongoing fleet expansion strategy.
A Boeing 737-8GJ operated by T’way Air experienced a landing gear incident during arrival at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, after a tire separated from the right main landing gear during touchdown.
Saudia is holding preliminary discussions with Boeing and Airbus regarding a potential order for at least 150 aircraft. If concluded, the transaction would represent the largest aircraft purchase in the airline’s history and a major milestone in its long-term fleet strategy.
Scandinavian Airlines has entered negotiations with both Boeing and Airbus for a major widebody aircraft order, with deliveries targeted for the late 2020s and early 2030s. The potential acquisition forms part of the airline’s post-restructuring strategy to expand long-haul capacity and reinforce Copenhagen’s position as a primary intercontinental hub.
Flynas is preparing to expand its footprint in the Syrian market through the establishment of a new airline, to be branded as Flynas Syria. The initiative follows the signing of an agreement between Flynas and the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority, marking a significant step in rebuilding international air connectivity to the country.
