Indian low cost carrier SpiceJet (SG) has announced its plan to add ten Boeing 737 aircraft to its fleet in response to the growing passenger demand.
Aircraft Orders
According to sources familiar with the matter, the competition for IndiGo (6E) Airline’s wide-body aircraft order has been narrowed down to two contenders.
Middle East Carrier Emirates (EK), the largest long-haul airline globally, has unveiled its intentions to place a new order for wide-body aircraft in response to the increasing demand for air travel.
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.
The flag carrier of UAE, Emirates (EK), will have the New First and Business Class for its upcoming Fleet. Further, EK has placed orders for Airbus A350s, Boeing 787s, and Boeing 777Xs to enhance its fleet.
German-based Lufthansa (LH) Group has made a new acquisition of four state-of-the-art Airbus A350s long-haul aircraft.
According to sources familiar with the matter, as reported by Bloomberg News on Monday, Delta Air Lines Inc (DAL.N) reportedly engages in discussions with Airbus regarding a substantial order for wide-body aircraft.
Turkish Airlines plans to order 600 new aircraft, which will be delivered within a decade. This announcement was made on Thursday.
Airbus has entered into an agreement with Philippine Airlines (PAL) to procure nine A350-1000s under PAL’s Ultra Long Haul Fleet initiative.
Ryanair, Europe’s low-cost airline, has announced a significant order with Boeing for up to 300 737 MAX 10 planes valued at $40 billion, with 150 of them being firm orders.