Icelandair and their A321 decision
Icelandair and their A321 decision
Month April 2023
Viva Air & Ultra Air: The Impact Of Losing Two Carriers
In less than a month, Colombia lost two ultra-low-cost carriers, Viva Air and Ultra Air. Their ceases of operations created a decrease of 15% in the number of weekly operations and seats available departing from the South American country. An…
Icelandair opts for A321XLR and -LR as 757 replacements
Icelandair has finally made up its mind and has decided to replace the Boeing 757 with the Airbus A321XLR. Although it might have been a no-brainer to many, the airline took a few years to determine whether the A320neo family…
Airbus to build second assembly line in Tianjin
Airbus is to open a second Final Assembly Line (FAL) at its Chinese plant in Tianjin before the end of 2025. CEO Guillaume Faury signed a contract today with the Tianjin Free Trade Zone Investment Company Ltd. and Aviation Industry Corporation…
Air India completes ‘taxi phase’ of its transformation plan
Prefer immediate full access? Subscribe for complete analysis + ongoing updates Want this applied to your fleet or portfolio? We can run a focused 15–20 minute walkthrough on the implications for your specific programs or risk exposure — or put…
Azerbaijan Airlines orders 12 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft
Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) has ordered twelve A320neo and A321neo aircraft with Airbus. The order was signed today during a ceremony in Baku, the capital of the Central Asian state. The Airbus order comes almost four years after the airline canceled…