Air India (AI) Airline’s fleet composition has undergone significant changes in recent years, numerous aircraft, both widebody (Boeing 777, 787) and narrowbody (A320 family), are left idle at airports
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The India’s largest carrier, IndiGo (6E) Airlines will add the fourth Boeing 777 on wet lease from the flag carrier of Turkey, Turkish Airlines (TK).
According to the Chief Executive of Riyadh Air, the newly established airline of Saudi Arabia, discussions are underway with Boeing and Airbus regarding the potential acquisition of narrow-body aircraft.
On June 4, the UK Flag carrier British Airways (BA) marked a significant milestone as its inaugural flight from London to Beijing arrived at Beijing Daxing Airport.
All Nippon Airways (NH), Japan’s largest airline, has revealed its latest addition to the Pokémon Jet liveries series with the introduction of its 11th aircraft.
Tata-owned Indian FSC Air India (AI) fleet will reach nearly 200 aircraft by the end of March 2024 with the induction of 19 New wide-body aircraft and 50 narrow-body jets.
Pratt and Whitney announced today that LATAM Airlines Group (LATAM) has chosen GTF engines for powering additional Airbus A320s.
According to sources cited in a Reuters report, Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer, is on the verge of concluding a landmark agreement with IndiGo
On June 3, Canadian flag carrier Air Canada (AC) successfully operated its first-ever flights from Montreal to Amsterdam.
Australian Flag Carrier Qantas (QF) recently expanded its Dreamliner fleet by taking delivery of another Boeing 787 on June 3rd.