Weekly Newsletter - 26th December 2024
HAECO chooses the Dallas facility to enhance aircraft engine MRO
HAECO is partnering with the City of Dallas to relocate its operations to a new, cutting-edge 290,000-square-foot facility. The expansion aims to enhance HAECO’s capabilities in the repair of next-generation aircraft engines, meeting the growing demand for advanced MRO services.
The new facility, set to open in January 2025, will feature state-of-the-art manufacturing and engineering technologies, reinforcing HAECO’s position as a leader in the competitive aviation MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) sector. Read More...
Pegasus Airlines expands fleet with order for 200 737 MAX Aircraft
Pegasus Airlines, Turkey’s leading low-cost carrier, is set to modernize and grow its fleet with an order for up to 200 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The deal includes a firm order for 100 737-10 jets, plus options for an additional 100 aircraft. This strategic purchase will help the airline enhance its operations and meet the growing demand for affordable air travel both in Turkey and internationally. Read More..
Italy orders 24 additional Eurofighter typhoons, strengthening European Air defence
The leaders of Eurofighter and NETMA (NATO Eurofighter and Tornado Management Agency) have signed a contract for up to 24 new Eurofighter Typhoon jets for the Italian Air Force. This contract, announced in Rome, marks a significant step for the Eurofighter program and comes just days after Spain ordered 25 additional Eurofighters on December 20.
These new Italian jets will replace the aging Tranche 1 Eurofighters, modernizing Italy’s fleet and reinforcing the Typhoon’s role as a key asset in European air defence. Read More...
Boeing’s recovery: what the production restart means for MROs
Boeing has officially resumed production after a significant work stoppage, signaling a new phase in the company’s recovery and commitment to meeting global aircraft demand. Following a month-long strike that impacted key production lines, Boeing is now shifting its focus toward accelerating output and addressing supply chain challenges. Read More...
Air Canada expands fleet with five more Airbus A220-300s
As Air Canada celebrates its fifth anniversary with the Airbus A220, the airline has placed a firm order for five additional A220-300 aircraft. This brings Air Canada’s total firm orders for the popular aircraft to 65. The new order follows an initial purchase in 2016 for 45 A220-300s, with a subsequent reorder of 15 in 2022.
Since its first A220 delivery in December 2019, Air Canada has become the North American launch operator of the A220-300. The airline currently operates the aircraft on more than 70 destinations and has praised the A220 for its efficiency, customer appeal, and role in expanding its network. Read More..