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SriLankan Airlines Expands Fleet for Revival

SriLankan Airlines has embarked on a strategic five-year corporate plan to rejuvenate its operations, positioning itself for a stronger future in the aviation industry. As part of this revitalization, the airline has expanded its fleet to 25 aircraftby early 2025, with ambitions to reach a total of 27 aircraft in the coming months. The addition of three new aircraft highlights…

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Nordstar Airlines Plans Fleet Expansion with SJ100 and MS-21

Nordstar Airlines (Russia) has revealed plans to expand its fleet with the acquisition of five Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SJ100) and 10 MS-21 aircraft. This announcement was made by the airline’s CEO, Leonid Mokhov, signaling the carrier’s commitment to modernizing its fleet and enhancing its operational capabilities. The SJ100 is a regional jet developed by Sukhoi Civil Aircraft, known for its efficiency…

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flyadeal Nears Order for 10 A330-900 Jets

flyadeal, the low-cost carrier of Saudi Arabia, is reportedly close to finalizing a deal to order 10 Airbus A330-900 jets. The agreement is expected to be signed in the coming weeks, with deliveries slated to commence in 2027. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in flyadeal’s fleet expansion plans, as it aims to enhance its capacity for…

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Azorra Secures $190M Financing for E2 Jets

Azorra, a US-based aircraft lessor, has successfully closed a US$190 million financing agreement with Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social (BNDES) of Brazil. This significant facility will fund the acquisition of up to eight Embraer E2 jets, further solidifying Azorra’s commitment to fleet expansion and modernization. This financing marks the first-ever collaboration between BNDES and ITASCA MGA, a UK-based financial…

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Hainan Airlines Acquires B737-800 and Reinstates Retired Aircraft

Hainan Airlines (China) has acquired a B737-800, bearing serial number 41121, as part of its ongoing fleet enhancement. In addition, the airline has announced plans to reinstate three B737-800s, previously retired, back into active service. These aircraft, identified by serial numbers 28319, 28320, and 28321, will bolster Hainan Airlines’ operational capacity.