Aircraft & Engines

TES accepted delivery of the final 747-400D aircraft from Japan Airlines this month. The CF6-80C2B1F powered B747 is the final aircraft of 6 aircraft delivered to TES under a deal involving DVB Bank, Deucalion Aviation Funds and Sojitz Corporation. All aircraft have been flown to Arkansas, USA. Universal Asset Management (UAM) is handling the disassembly […]

Boeing delivered a Next-Generation 737 with the new Boeing Sky Interior to Copa Airlines

Cabot Aviation has arranged the sale of one B757-200ER aircraft on behalf of Flycorp Ltd. The aircraft has been acquired by Icelandair. The aircraft is serial number 30735 and is powered by Rolls-Royce RB211-535E4-B engines. It was originally delivered new to ATA in 2000 and was subsequently operated by VIM-Avia in Russia and Aurela in

AWAS has acquired two 2009 build Airbus A320-200 aircraft from Dublin-based lessor Aircraft Purchase Fleet, subject to lease with long-time AWAS customer Alitalia.

Private aviation leader NetJets, a Berkshire Hathaway company, completed a purchase agreement with Bombardier Aerospace to add up to a combined 120 new Bombardier Global aircraft into the NetJets fleet, including the Global 5000, Global Express XRS Vision, Global 7000 and Global 8000 aircraft. The agreement includes a firm order from NetJets for 50 Global

GE Capital Aviation Services announced a purchase and leaseback transaction for two new Airbus A320-200s with NIKI Luftfahrt GmbH (flyNiki). The aircraft come from flyNiki

Embraer has signed a new contract with TRIP Linhas A

Aircraft Industries, a Czech based civil aircraft manufacturer, has dispatched another new L 410. The L 410 UVP-E20 aircraft bearing serial No. 2734 left on Saturday morning, February 26, 2011 for a long journey to French Guyana. The new aircraft is delivered in a standard 19-seat version, equiped with digital avionics and also with quick

TAM Airlines, Brazil

Boeing has delivered the 300th Next Generation 737-800 to low-fare carrier, Ryanair. The airline will take delivery of a total of 37 of these aircraft during 2011 and is the world’s largest operator of the 737-800. Ryanair took delivery of its first 737-800, which seats 189 passengers, from Boeing in 1999.