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Air Caraïbes targets an all-A350 long-haul fleet by 2030

Air Caraïbes plans to operate an all-Airbus A350 fleet on its long-haul network by 2030, signaling a defined timeline for the carrier’s widebody fleet transition. The available report does not specify the number of aircraft involved or how the airline will phase out or replace its existing long-haul fleet.

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U.S. authorizes Boeing to resume direct dealings with Belavia, including spare parts and potential aircraft sales

The U.S. Commerce Department has granted Boeing a license to work directly with Belarus’ flag carrier, allowing Belavia to buy spare parts and software and negotiate aircraft purchases. The airline operates 11 Boeing jets. EU restrictions remain in force, while reports raise concern that parts could be diverted to Russia.

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Airlines outline new A350 cabins as first aircraft enter service

KLM’s first A350-900 began passenger operations on Oct. 30, flying from Amsterdam to Toronto with eight metric tons of cargo. Singapore Airlines plans to unveil updated A350 cabins and inflight experience in 2026 for 2027, while Aircalin’s first A350-900 is set to introduce new seating, business-class suites and upgraded entertainment.

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IndiGo accelerates international growth plans while protecting low-cost model, with A350s to add lie-flat business class

Airspace restrictions over Pakistan and disruption in the Middle East are prompting IndiGo to consider shifting capacity into some international markets earlier than planned. CEO Willie Walsh says expansion must preserve the carrier’s low-cost model; its first 10 A350s are set to have three cabins, including 16 lie-flat business-class seats, from the second quarter of 2028.

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Air Corsica continues wet leases amid ATR fleet issues

Air Corsica is continuing to use wet-leased aircraft as it faces ongoing problems with its ATR fleet. The available article information does not specify the number or type of aircraft involved, the duration of the leases or the operational impact.

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JetSMART targets fourth-quarter 2028 debut for Airbus A321XLR

Chile-based JetSMART is targeting the Airbus A321-200NY(XLR) for entry into service in the fourth quarter of 2028. The aircraft would extend the low-cost carrier’s fleet strategy, though the article provides no details on order quantities, routes or delivery arrangements.

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