Aircraft Orders and Deliveries

Envoy Air, a wholly-owned regional subsidiary of the American Airlines Group, announced it will add 19 Embraer regional jet aircraft to its fleet.

On December 23, Air China released an announcement stating that the company is seeking to issue more shares to raise funds for 17 new aircraft.

Air India recently took delivery of its inaugural Airbus A350-900 aircraft, representing a significant milestone in the airline’s ongoing transformation.

On Tuesday, the Lufthansa Group announced an order for 80 narrowbody aircraft, valued at around $9 billion at current list prices.

Turkish Airlines has placed an order for a total of 220 planes with Airbus. The number corresponds to a half of the current fleet of the carrier.

Cathay Pacific orders six A350Fs with 20 more options and will enjoy fleet commonality with its existing fleet of 47 A350s.

Boeing is looking towards the future of the MAX program, to produce and deliver more aircraft in the coming years, according to new data.

EgyptAir’s current fleet comprises 66 active aircraft, with the Boeing 737-800 dominating at 27 jets and are on average eleven and a half years old.

Leading the headlines on the airshow’s first day, Boeing added over 40 aircraft to its 787 order book, including a brand new operator.

Brussels Airlines welcomes its first Airbus A320neo, shifting towards sustainability and passenger comfort while supporting carbon reduction goals.