4 April 2018

Jet Airways has signed a new order with Boeing for 75 737 MAX airplanes, as India’s premier international airline looks to the new and improved 737 jet to power its future growth. Jet Airways announced its first order for 75 MAX airplanes in 2015 as part of a strategy to refresh its fleet with the

Embraer and Widerøe, Scandinavia’s largest regional airline, have celebrated the delivery of the manufacturer’s first production E190-E2 today at a ceremony at Embraer’s facility in São José dos Campos. The Norwegian airline will start flying the new aircraft on domestic routes later this month. The E190-E2 is the first of three new-generation aircraft seating from

3TOP Aviation Services (3TOP), a fast growing aviation asset management company specialising in airfraime, engine, and general commercial aviation aftermarket inventory support  solutions, announced the acquisition of an Airbus A320‐200 (MSN 350) to support its global  customer base. The associated engines will augment 3TOP’s expanding trading and leasing portfolio. The airframe will be disassembled in Tarmac, France and used to facilitate strategic support programs with  3TOP’s network of operator and OEM customers.

Skyworld Aviation have partnered up with Patrice Candaten of PCC Aero and RESIDCO, a Chicago-based aircraft leasing company, on the long term lease placement of one ERJ 145 to Madagasikara Airways of Madagascar. Serial number 145461 was manufactured in 2001 and had previously operated with Republic Airways. The aircraft was delivered at Kingman Airline Services