(IN SHORT) SAS has placed an order for 45 Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, plus purchase rights for ten more, marking its largest direct jet purchase since 1996 and committing nearly US$4 billion. Deliveries begin in late 2027 and span four years. The E195-E2 promises significant gains in fuel efficiency, noise reduction, and passenger comfort, powered by… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) GOL and TAP Air Portugal have become the first airlines to implement IATA FuelIS, an advanced solution that helps airlines optimize fuel consumption and improve fuel efficiency. FuelIS uses real operational data from over 220 airlines globally, providing airlines with the ability to benchmark their fuel efficiency against industry standards. This data will… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) Wizz Air’s new base in Yerevan, launching October 2025, introduces eight new routes to six countries, reinforcing the airline’s leadership in Armenia’s aviation sector. The Airbus A321neo aircraft will offer sustainable travel options, while the base’s expansion is expected to create 100 direct jobs and 800 indirect jobs in Armenia. With over 1.2… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) United Airlines has partnered with JetZero to invest in the development of the revolutionary Z4 blended wing body aircraft. This collaboration includes the potential to purchase up to 200 aircraft, contingent on JetZero achieving key milestones. The new aircraft design promises up to 50% greater fuel efficiency and a significantly enhanced passenger experience,… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) Lufthansa Airlines is temporarily deploying six Airbus A350-900 aircraft from Frankfurt to service routes to Seoul, Shanghai, Denver, and Seattle as a stopgap measure to counter delayed aircraft deliveries. Four of the jets began operating from Frankfurt with the summer flight schedule, with additional aircraft planned for May and July. Jens Ritter, CEO… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) SAS is set to launch free, high-speed Wi-Fi powered by SpaceX’s Starlink technology across its fleet by the end of 2025. This service will provide passengers with continuous, reliable internet, even in remote regions like the North Pole, North Sea, and Atlantic Ocean. Unlike traditional in-flight systems, SAS will offer uninterrupted connectivity from… Read the full news article