Nepal Airlines has now repaid $3.9 million in loan installments tied to the financing of its commercial aircraft fleet, consisting of two narrowbody and two widebody aircraft. This repayment is part of the carrier’s obligations from loans obtained for the acquisition of these aircraft during an earlier fleet modernization phase.
Icelandair has reported a net profit of $13 million for the second quarter of 2025, marking a solid financial rebound supported by rising travel demand and improved operational efficiency. The airline also saw a 13% increase in quarterly revenue, reaching $463 million, compared to the same period in the previous year.
Airbus has committed to providing an additional $94 million in financial support to Spirit AeroSystems, increasing its total assistance to the U.S.-based aerostructures manufacturer to $152 million. This move comes amid efforts to stabilize production and supply chain challenges that have impacted major aircraft programs, particularly the A220 and A320neo families for which Spirit is a key supplier.
ACIA Aero Leasing, based in Ireland, reported a robust performance for the first half of 2025, marking significant growth in customer base and transaction volume. The lessor added five new customers, completed four aircraft and engine acquisitions, signed four new lease agreements, and executed the sale of eight aircraft. In addition, two new lending partners joined the company’s financing network, highlighting a…
Yakovlev, a prominent Russian aircraft manufacturer under the umbrella of United Aircraft Corporation, has approved the sale of a package of treasury shares valued at $11 million. The shares account for just 0.3% of the company’s total issued securities, indicating a limited impact on shareholder structure while potentially offering liquidity or funding for operational activities.
SkyTaxi, a Poland-based charter and cargo airline, reported a net profit of $4.8 million for the full year 2024, based on total revenues of $69.6 million. This performance underscores the carrier’s consistent profitability in a niche market dominated by ad hoc cargo and passenger services, including operations under ACMI and government contracts.
United Airlines has announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, revealing a net income of US$1.0 billion and total operating revenue of US$15.2 billion, marking a 1.7% year-on-year increase. These results signal steady financial performance as the carrier continues navigating a complex global aviation environment.
Spring Airlines has received approval from the Shanghai Stock Exchange for its planned issuance of a US$278 million public bond, signaling a key step in the airline’s strategy to strengthen its balance sheet and secure additional capital for operational and expansion purposes.
easyJet has announced robust financial performance for the third quarter of its fiscal year ending 30 June 2025. The low-cost carrier reported a 21.2% year-on-year increase in headline profit before tax, totaling approximately US$2.84 billion, a significant uptick that highlights continued recovery and expansion in the post-pandemic aviation sector.
easyJet has secured a new Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) totaling US$1.7 billion, streamlining its liquidity structure by replacing two previously undrawn credit lines. This newly arranged RCF replaces the US$1.75 billion United Kingdom Export Finance (UKEF) facility and an additional US$400 million RCF, both of which were also undrawn and have now been formally terminated.
