Boliviana de Aviación Retires Last Boeing 767-300ER
Last month, Boliviana de Aviación bid farewell to the last Boeing 767-300ER in its fleet amid its fleet modernization.
90% of Brazil’s Airports Now Under Private Management
90% of the airports in Brazil are no longer state-operated. On November 30, Brazil's airport regulator, ANAC, concluded the transfer of 15 of the country’s airports to privately owned firms.
Turkey’s Anadolujet to Become AJet from March 2024
Anadolujet, the wholly owned low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, will commence commercial operations in March 2024 under the new name, AJet Air Transportation.
DAS2023: Full Airshow Recap, Final Analysis
In this final recap, revisit each pivotal moment etched in the history of the 10th edition of the Dubai Airshow.
Ryanair Threatens to Cancel Boeing Orders
Ryanair has threatened to cancel 57 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft orders if delivery dates slip to July or August 2024 from April.
10/26/2011: ANA’s First Boeing 787 Dreamliner Revenue Flight
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner entered passenger service with Japan’s ANA All Nippon Airways today in 2011.
Air Canada Orders 36 GEnx-1B Engines for 787-10 Fleet
To power its new order of 18 Boeing 787-10 aircraft, Air Canada ordered 36 GEnx-1B engines and four spares from GE Aerospace. The order includes options for an additional 24 engines.
Boeing Delays Cause Ryanair to Cut Fall/Winter Schedule
Ryanair recently announced 2023 fall and winter schedule cuts due to Boeing aircraft delivery delays.
ATR Achieves Milestone in STOL Program with Canadian Certification
Pratt & Whitney Canada and ATR announced that Transport Canada has certified the PW127XT-L engine for use in the ATR 42-600S.
Canada’s Lynx Air Secures Permission for European Flights
Canadian ULCC Lynx Air has secured ten licenses to operate scheduled international services, including flights to European destinations.