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Germany’s LEAV Aviation adds Airbus A321-200 capacity

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Aeroflot eyes third contract for 92 more MC-21s

Aeroflot is considering a third contract covering 92 additional MC-21s, according to a report whose full details are available only to subscribers. The article title does not specify timing or whether the potential agreement has advanced beyond consideration.

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Russia's Aeroflot eyes third contract for 92 more MC-21s

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Greenland opens 2,200-meter Ilulissat airport, completing three-airport expansion

The new airport in Ilulissat, a major tourist destination, gives Greenland a runway capable of handling larger aircraft. Air Greenland has launched direct flights to Copenhagen. The opening completes a wider airport expansion that also brought new facilities to Nuuk and Qaqortoq; Denmark partly financed the Ilulissat project.

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Pakistan’s Fly Jinnah due to receive first A320neo

Fly Jinnah is due to receive its first Airbus A320neo, marking a fleet addition for the Pakistani low-cost carrier. The available report provides no further details on the aircraft’s delivery timing, configuration or planned deployment.

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Fly Jinnah set to receive its first Airbus A320neo

Fly Jinnah is due to receive its first A320neo, marking a fleet addition for the Pakistani airline. The available report provides no details on the aircraft’s delivery timing, configuration or intended deployment.

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Turkish Airlines to lease two Boeing 777-300ERSF freighters from AerCap for 2027 entry

Turkish Airlines has signed lease agreements with AerCap for two 777-300ERSF freighters, converted from passenger aircraft. The aircraft are scheduled to join the airline’s fleet in 2027, adding widebody cargo capacity through a conversion program developed with the lessor.

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interCaribbean Airways’ E170 debut points to a potential E2 future

interCaribbean Airways CEO Trevor Sadler says the airline’s E170 debut could help shape a future move to Embraer’s E2 family. The development places the E170’s role in the carrier’s fleet strategy alongside the possibility of a next-generation regional jet, though no E2 commitment is reported.