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China Airlines Orders A350s And A321neos In $2B Expansion

China Airlines, the flag carrier of Taiwan, has announced plans to invest over $2 billion to expand its fleet with the addition of five Airbus A350-900s and eight A321neos. The move is part of the airline’s long-term strategy to modernize its fleet, improve fuel efficiency, and support network expansion across regional and long-haul markets.

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Breeze Airways Considers A220-500 for Fleet Renewal

Breeze Airways, the U.S.-based low-cost carrier, is considering the Airbus A220-500 as a key component of its future fleet renewal strategy. The stretched variant of the A220 series is still under evaluation by Airbus, and its formal launch would pave the way for carriers like Breeze to update and streamline their aircraft portfolio with more fuel-efficient and passenger-friendly…

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STARLUX Airlines Orders 10 A350-1000 Aircraft With Trent XWB-97

STARLUX Airlines, the premium Taiwanese carrier, has signed a firm order for ten Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, a major move to scale up its long-haul network and elevate its position in the Asia-Pacific premium travel segment. The new widebody aircraft will be powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 engines, the most powerful engines certified for commercial use on an Airbus…

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Capital A Eyes A321XLR And Regional Jet Orders Post-Restructuring

Capital A, the parent company of AirAsia, is actively considering a major fleet expansion with plans to purchase between 50 and 70 A321XLR aircraft, and is also in discussions to acquire as many as 100 regional jets, either the Airbus A220 or Embraer’s E2 series. However, CEO Tony Fernandes emphasized that the company’s immediate priority remains the completion of its ongoing restructuring process.

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MNG Airlines Signs MOU With Airbus For Two A350Fs

MNG Airlines, a cargo carrier based in Türkiye, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Airbusfor the acquisition of two A350F aircraft. The agreement marks a significant step forward in the airline’s long-haul fleet modernization strategy and positions MNG Airlines among the first cargo operators in the region to commit to Airbus’s next-generation freighter.

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JSX Signs LOI For 15 ATR42-600s With 10 Options

JSX, the U.S.-based semi-private air carrier, has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with ATR for the acquisition of 15 ATR42-600 aircraft, with options for 10 more, signaling a major step into turboprop operations. The first two aircraft are expected to enter service through leasing arrangements by the end of 2025, launching a new operational segment for the company known for its business-class…

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SkyWest Orders 60 Embraer Jets, Deliveries From 2027

SkyWest, one of the largest regional airline operators in the United States, has placed a firm order for 60 Embraer aircraft, with purchase rights for 50 additional units. The announcement underscores SkyWest’s commitment to fleet renewal and strategic growth, as deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2027. The total order, if fully exercised, carries a list price value…

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EgyptAir Orders Six More A350-900s, Total Now 16

EgyptAir, the national flag carrier of Egypt, has confirmed a firm order for an additional six Airbus A350-900 aircraft as part of its ongoing long-haul fleet modernization and expansion strategy. This new commitment brings EgyptAir’s total order for the A350-900 to 16 aircraft, positioning the airline for improved operational efficiency and enhanced passenger experience on international routes.

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ATR Secures Orders For 11 ATR72-600s In 1H 2025

ATR, the European turboprop aircraft manufacturer jointly owned by Airbus and Leonardo, has reported that it received firm orders for 11 ATR72-600 aircraft from two undisclosed customers during the first half of 2025. This development reflects a sustained interest in regional turboprop aircraft amid rising fuel costs and the increasing demand for efficient and environmentally sustainable air transport solutions.

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StarLux Nears Order for A350-1000 Aircraft

StarLux Airlines, the Taiwan-based premium carrier, is reportedly close to placing an order for nearly 12 Airbus A350-1000 aircraft in a deal valued at approximately $4 billion. This move would represent a significant investment in the airline’s long-haul growth ambitions, further positioning it as a key player in transpacific and intercontinental markets.