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The airline Thai Vietjetair wants to part with the last remaining Airbus jets by 2024 and be active as a pure Boeing operator in the future. In the future, they want to offer more international routes. At the moment, Thai Vietjetair is mainly within Thailand
In April 2023, the low-cost airline Transavia France will increase its fleet from the current 61 Boeing 737 to 71 aircraft. The growth will also be achieved with the introduction of medium-haul Airbus A320neo jets. so far is
The Maltese airline Airhub Airlines has added an Airbus A330-200 to its fleet. This is the machine with serial number 1161, entered on the local register as 9H-PAX. “The successful recording of this
Norwegian Air Shuttle was only able to get rid of a large order placed with Airbus last year. Insolvency proceedings in Ireland played an important role in this. Now one throws another eye on airplanes
At the end of May 2021, Austrian Airlines will have completed the phasing out of the DHC Dash 8-400 turboprop aircraft. Then the Airbus A319 literally goes to the collar, because these are being phased out of production
The US-American Alaska Airlines is increasingly relying on Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft. In addition to the 32-unit order, the carrier is leasing 13 units from the ALC. In return, they sell according to the announcement
The Ryanair subsidiary Lauda Europe is about to switch to Boeing 737, because CEO Michael O'Leary and the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus do not seem to agree on the purchase price for an A320neo order. Clear
Now the decision has probably been changed: As ch-aviation.com reports, Pobeda wants to fly almost exclusively with Airbus planes in the future. The Russian low-cost airline should initially have taken over all Boeing 737s from the parent company Aeroflot. That is no longer the case
As Russian Aviation Insider would like to know, the core airline Aeroflot is to be turned upside down. The Russian carrier will be one of the world's leading airlines and will operate a pure Airbus fleet by 2028. The focus should be on that
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