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[March 19, 2025 3:58 pm ET] Japan Airlines Adds More 737 MAXs

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Filip Kopeć

A passionate aviation enthusiast that started off his career as an aerospace engineer, but found his true calling on the commercial side of the airline business. Now as a finance guy among avgeeks and an avgeek among finance guys, he has experience working in the Revenue Divisions of three airlines. In his spare time he enjoys traveling, but admittedly sometimes is more about the journey than the destination.

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Stories By Filip Kopeć:

Etihad Closes 2024 With Largest-Ever Profit
Etihad Airways reported its largest annual profit to date, driven by strong revenue growth and operational efficiency gains.
Saudia Will Add Over 10 New Destinations This Year
The Saudi Arabian national airline is growing its network at a significant pace. The new additions in 2025 are concentrated in Europe and the Middle East.
Three 777s and a Festival
Saudia Group and Riyadh Season 2024 have teamed up to bring aviation-themed entertainment to the capital with the “BLVD Runway” zone.
Livery of the Week: Etihad’s Superhero 787
Etihad Airways has revealed the first-ever Warner Bros. World-branded Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner, featuring iconic characters.
Lufthansa Group Takes Minority Stake in airBaltic
Lufthansa Group is deepening its strategic partnership with airBaltic by acquiring a 10% convertible stake in the Latvian national airline for €14 million.
Livery of the Week: airBaltic’s 50th Aircraft
The Latvian national airline delivered on a community contest sourced livery for its 50th plane. The uniquely painted aircraft will soon join the fleet.
Flydubai Opens New Lounge
In December, flydubai welcomed the first guests in its new business class lounge at the Dubai International Airport Terminal 2.
Qatar Airways Returns to Syria
Following significant change in the Syrian political standing, Qatar Airways schedules a return to the country’s capital.
Where Will Etihad Fly the A321LR Next?
The Airbus A321LR is shaping up to be one of the workhorses of Etihad Airways and a competitive edge in the near future.
Emirates Receives First New Aircraft Type Since 2008
The long-awaited new aircraft type in Emirates’ fleet is finally on the way to Dubai. Its first Airbus A350-900 is scheduled to enter service in January 2024.