China Aircraft Leasing Group (CALC) is showing strong momentum in 2026, reporting significant profit growth and deepening its reach into global markets, raising industry attention as the global leasing environment continues to evolve.
LATAM Airlines Group is advancing its aggressive fleet renewal with a landmark US$505 million financing deal, including its largest sustainability-linked tranche to date, as it gears up to add 11 new-generation jets amid volatile markets and persistently high fuel costs.
SalamAir Appoints Yaqoob Al Kiyumi As CEO marks a pivotal leadership transition poised to shape the airline’s next phase.
SMBC Aviation Capital has released its highly anticipated Plane Insights Q3 2026 Publication, offering fresh perspectives on global fleet trends, leasing developments, and strategic shifts among airlines and lessors as the industry adapts to evolving challenges.
Air New Zealand posted a significant improvement in its June operational performance, delivering increased reliability and punctuality as the airline continues to focus on customer experience and operational resilience.
SMBC Aviation Capital has placed a landmark order for 100 Airbus A320neo Family aircraft, marking one of the largest single commitments by a lessor this year and signaling continued confidence in next-generation narrowbodies.
SMBC Aviation Capital has finalized landmark orders for 200 new aircraft from both Airbus and Boeing, setting a new industry benchmark as one of the largest leasing deals in aviation history.
Shohin Airlines is making a significant move in Central Asia’s fast-evolving aviation sector with the public disclosure of an order for four Airbus A320neo Family aircraft, generating industry curiosity about the carrier’s next steps.
KLM has posted improved half-year financial results, signaling incremental performance gains, yet management cautions these results are still insufficient to secure the airline’s long-term viability amid evolving market and operational challenges.
SMBC Aviation Capital has expanded its unsecured revolving credit facility to $3 billion, in a move that underlines the lessor’s growing financial strength and strategic intent in a recovering global aviation market.
