Turkish Airlines has announced the launch of new flights connecting Istanbul Airport to Benghazi, Libya, beginning 14 January 2025. The route will be operated with the airline’s Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 737-900 aircraft, marking a key addition to its network in North Africa.
Turkish Airlines is set to launch a weekly freighter service connecting its Istanbul base to Mexico City’s AIFA(Felipe Ángeles International Airport) via a US gateway. The operation is scheduled to begin in January or February 2025, marking an expansion of the airline’s cargo network in the Americas.
TAP Air Portugal has officially resumed its codeshare partnership with Air India, extending coverage to three services between Europe and Delhi. This renewed agreement strengthens connectivity for travelers between India and Europe, offering seamless travel options and enhanced network integration.
Air China, one of China’s leading airlines, reported robust growth in its operational metrics for November 2024. The airline recorded a 17.5% increase in passenger numbers, reaching 10.4 million travelers. Key performance indicators such as Revenue Passenger Kilometers (RPKs), Available Seat Kilometers (ASKs), and load factor (LF) also showed notable improvements, highlighting the airline’s strong recovery and operational efficiency.
Kenya Airways has announced the resignation of James David Kabeberi from his role as a director. Kabeberi also served as the Chairman of the Board Audit and Risk Committee, a critical position overseeing the airline’s governance and financial risk management. His departure marks a significant change in Kenya Airways’ leadership, as Kabeberi brought extensive experience in corporate governance and…
The Canadian government has reportedly sold its 6% stake in Air Canada, which it had acquired in 2021 for $350 million as part of a bailout package to support the airline during the COVID-19 pandemic. This move marks a significant development in the relationship between the government and the nation’s flagship carrier.
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is facing operational challenges with 17 of its 34 aircraft grounded due to a critical shortage of spare parts. The grounded fleet includes seven Boeing 777s, seven Airbus A320s, and three ATRs, significantly impacting the airline’s capacity to maintain its scheduled operations.
Malaysia Airlines, the national carrier of Malaysia, has taken delivery of a Boeing 737-8, identified by serial number 66371. The aircraft is powered by LEAP-1B27 engines and is leased to support the airline’s growing operational needs and fleet modernization strategy.
ITA Airways, the national carrier of Italy, has taken delivery of an Airbus A220-300, identified by serial number 55317. This aircraft is powered by PW1521G-3 engines, a state-of-the-art propulsion system renowned for its efficiency and performance.
EgyptAir, the national carrier of Egypt, has taken delivery of a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, expanding its fleet with a state-of-the-art long-haul aircraft. The aircraft, registered as SU-GFZ, is powered by Trent 1000-J3 engines, renowned for their efficiency and reliability in long-haul operations.
