Airlines

Biman bolsters fleet with Airbus order

Biman Bangladesh Airlines has placed a firm order for ten Airbus aircraft, marking a significant departure from its traditionally Boeing-dominated fleet. Announced on October 7, the agreement covers four A350-900 widebodies and six A321neo narrowbodies. [Read More]
Airlines

T’way Air becomes Trinity Airways

South Korean carrier T’way Air has officially adopted the name Trinity Airways, beginning operations under its new identity on September 10. The rebrand follows the airline’s acquisition by hospitality and leisure group Sono Trinity Group. [Read More]
Airlines

Alliance Aviation revises Qantas wet lease deal

Australia’s Alliance Aviation has renegotiated its long-running wet-lease agreement with Qantas. Under the new agreement, Alliance will receive what it described as a “meaningful” increase in pricing, alongside a new annual escalation mechanism designed to [Read More]