FlightGlobal
• Alfred Chua
FlightGlobal reports: Thai Airways International expects to wrap up its restructuring this year, capping off close to four years of business rehabilitation following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Following its recapitalisation involving Air France-KLM, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) will move from Star Alliance to SkyTeam, with EuroBonus members set to receive loyalty benefits with most SkyTeam airlines starting September 1.
In a move bolstering its long-haul fleet, Japan Airlines is on the brink of finalizing an order for approximately 24 Boeing 787 Dreamliner wide-body jets, signaling a significant investment in expanding its global route capacity.
DHL augments its cargo capabilities by acquiring the initial A330-300P2F aircraft, the first out of five financed through Caixabank leases, marking a significant enhancement in its freighter fleet.
After nearly four years of rehabilitation efforts due to the Covid-19 pandemic impacts, Thai Airways International is on track to complete its restructuring within this year.
In a poignant ceremony held in a Thai hangar, Thai Airways officially retired its fleet of Boeing 747s, closing a significant chapter in aviation history.
Following its recapitalisation involving Air France-KLM, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) will move from Star Alliance to SkyTeam, with EuroBonus members set to receive loyalty benefits with most SkyTeam airlines starting September 1.
In a move bolstering its long-haul fleet, Japan Airlines is on the brink of finalizing an order for approximately 24 Boeing 787 Dreamliner wide-body jets, signaling a significant investment in expanding its global route capacity.
DHL augments its cargo capabilities by acquiring the initial A330-300P2F aircraft, the first out of five financed through Caixabank leases, marking a significant enhancement in its freighter fleet.
In a significant move for fleet modernization, Thai Airways International secures a long-term lease for three Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from Air Lease Corporation, with deliveries slated for 2025.
In a significant fleet expansion, Thai Airways has placed an order for 45 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, opting for GE Aerospace's GEnx-1B engines to power the new aircraft, bolstering its widebody and international capabilities.
