Syrian Air is setting the stage for a new chapter in its international network, announcing the launch of nonstop scheduled flights from Damascus to Vienna and Copenhagen, beginning September 21, 2026. The strategic move signals renewed ambition as the Syrian carrier returns to European markets.
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Bocomm Leasing, a leading Chinese leasing company, has successfully closed its first offshore RMB aircraft finance leasing deal. This milestone was achieved through its Irish subsidiary, culminating in the delivery of an Airbus A350-900 to Korean Air in late December 2024.
airBaltic has reported a significant turnaround in Q2 2025, achieving a net profit of EUR 27.6 million compared to a loss of EUR 24.2 million in the same quarter last year. Quarterly revenue rose 4.8% year-on-year to EUR 216.9 million, driven by steady passenger growth and improved operational performance. Adjusted EBITDAR reached EUR 55.2 million, while passenger numbers climbed 8.3% to 2.5 million, and the load factor…
Ryanair (Ireland) has revealed its forecast for European flight operations, stating that its overall offering is expected to remain largely unchanged until 2027. However, the carrier has announced plans to reduce capacity into Germany, citing the impact of elevated taxes and fees on its operations.
BBN Airlines Indonesia has achieved a significant milestone with the approval of EASA Third-Country Operator (TCO) authorization, marking a major step forward in its expansion into the European aviation market. This approval eliminates the need for individual permits from EU member states, granting BBN streamlined access to offer its Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance (ACMI) solutions across Europe.
Southwest Airlines, one of the largest low-cost carriers in the world and a dominant player in U.S. domestic aviation, has officially joined the International Air Transport Association (IATA). This development signifies a notable milestone in the airline’s evolution, aligning it more closely with global industry standards and practices.
Copenhagen Airport (Denmark) is now majority owned by the Danish State, following the acquisition of a controlling stake from ATP (Denmark) for $4.52 billion. This significant transaction positions the Danish State as the primary shareholder in one of Scandinavia’s busiest airports.
