The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) pursues fleet modernization as regional tensions escalate and alliance dynamics shift.
Fleet
Qantas (QF) remains a dominant force in Australian aviation, leveraging a diverse fleet and an extensive route network.
Southwest Airlines operates an all-Boeing fleet of 800 Boeing 737 aircraft, making it one of the largest commercial airlines in the world.
Delta Air Lines (DL), one of the world’s largest and most influential carriers, operates a diverse and modern fleet to serve an extensive global network.
As of 2025, Qantas Airways (QF) continues to position itself as one of the leaders in the Asia-Pacific region with a robust and diverse fleet.
Today, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) unveils a groundbreaking partnership with SpaceX’s Starlink to provide complimentary high-speed internet access across its entire fleet.
British Airways (BA), continues to soar in 2025 with its extensive fleet modernization and strategic route adjustments.
Air India current fleet comprises a mix of narrow-body and wide-body aircraft, catering to domestic, regional, and intercontinental routes.
Engine maintenance delays force airBaltic (BT) to cancel 4,670 flights across its network for summer 2025, sending ripples through Europe.
Air India (AI) has announced the optimization of its domestic route network following the integration of Vistara earlier this month.