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AirBaltic to Shrink A220 Fleet
The carrier previously planned to expand its fleet to around 100 jets.
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Airbus
The aircraft suddenly dropped 300 feet, injuring 24 people.
The airline is returning to a market it last served in 2020.
Qantas will use the ultra-long-range type to connect the east coast of Australia with London, New York, and other far-off destinations.
The Dublin-based lessor will take delivery of dozens of A321neo and A320neo jets.
The carrier said the aircraft will support new connections across North America and the Caribbean.
The special centennial design features an oversized white crane against dark blue.
The jets will be delivered between 2029 and 2032.
Boeing
The -800s will be used for inter-island flying.
The company signed deals with AerCap, Uganda Airlines, and Luxair.
The leasing and financing firm will take delivery of 60 737-10s and 40 737-8s.
The agreement sets the stage for PAL’s first order from Boeing in almost 20 years.
Search and rescue operations are now underway, officials said.
The carrier is considering a mix of 787s and A350s.
The carrier says it is “actively engaging” with Airbus and Boeing.
Embraer
Deliveries will begin in the fourth quarter, officials said.
The manufacturer handed off 10 commercial aircraft and 29 executive jets.
Carrier says shareholder approval clears the way for a Nov. 25 closing.
Fifty-three people escaped injury when the United Express flight overran the runway in Virginia.
The facility is expected to open in 2027.
The airplanes were not in service and had become a drain on state resources, officials said.
New jet features a special livery.
