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CALC Signs Agreement for Acquisition of Two A320s

CALC (Hong Kong) has taken another significant step in its strategic expansion, with its Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) entering into Aircraft Sale and Purchase Agreements with a subsidiary of Aircraft Recycling International(Cayman Islands). The agreements cover the acquisition of two A320 aircraft, with the transactions expected to be finalized by the end of December 2024.

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CALC and Moutai Leasing Sign Agreement for A320neo Sale

CALC (Hong Kong) has announced that its Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) has signed an Aircraft Sale and Purchase Agreement with Moutai Leasing (China). This agreement pertains to the sale of one lease-attached A320neo, marking a significant transaction in the aviation leasing sector. The sale is expected to conclude in January 2025, further strengthening CALC’s asset management strategy and Moutai Leasing’s aircraft…

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Binter Receives New E195-E2 Aircraft

Binter, the Canary Islands-based airline, has expanded its fleet with the addition of a new E195-E2 aircraft. This delivery marks a significant step in the airline’s fleet modernization efforts, bringing advanced technology and enhanced passenger comfort to its operations. The newly acquired aircraft, bearing serial number 19020163, is powered by PW1921G engines, which are celebrated for their superior efficiency…

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Air France Receives New A220-300 Aircraft

Air France has further advanced its fleet modernization efforts with the arrival of a brand-new Airbus A220-300, identified by serial number 55327. This aircraft, powered by the highly efficient PW1500G engines, reflects the airline’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, passenger comfort, and operational efficiency.

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Air China Takes Delivery of First C919 Aircraft

Air China has expanded its fleet with the delivery of its first COMAC C919, serial number 00023, equipped with advanced LEAP-1C30 engines. This marks a pivotal moment for both Air China and the domestic aviation industry, as the C919 represents China’s foray into competing with established single-aisle aircraft like the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 families.