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Japan Airlines will use the E190-E2 to replace E170 and E190 aircraft operated by subsidiary J-Air, with deliveries scheduled to begin in fiscal 2029. The commitment comprises 16 firm orders and options for 10 more, following ANA’s expansion of its own E190-E2 order book.
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Japan Airlines will use the E190-E2 to replace E170 and E190 aircraft operated by subsidiary J-Air, with deliveries scheduled to begin in fiscal 2029. The commitment comprises 16 firm orders and options for 10 more, following ANA’s expansion of its own E190-E2 order book.
Nigeria’s Air Peace has added two pre-owned Boeing 737s formerly operated by Georgian Airways: its first 737-900 and its second 737-700. The additions expand the airline’s next-generation 737 fleet, though the report does not specify their intended routes or entry-into-service dates.
Maldivian is seeking two A220-300s to replace A320s, according to the report. The proposed fleet change would shift the airline’s aircraft mix toward Airbus’s A220, though the report does not specify a timeline, whether the aircraft would be leased or purchased, or the status of any negotiations.
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Boeing delivered 57 aircraft in September 2026, its highest monthly total of the year, while booking 165 orders. The month’s deliveries come as the manufacturer works toward a consistent 737 MAX output rate of 47 a month; ANA is preparing to take its first MAX 8, years later than originally planned.
Danish Air Transport is looking to acquire pre-owned ATR turboprops and Airbus A320-family jets to renew its aging fleet, CEO Jesper Rungholm told ATW. The airline does not plan to grow its fleet, making the search a replacement strategy rather than a capacity expansion.
Phenix Jet Cayman has added its first Bombardier Global 8000 and expects a second aircraft in the first quarter of 2027. The timing follows plans outlined in mid-2024 for two deliveries in 2026.
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Aircraft lessor Avolon has placed a firm order for 110 Airbus aircraft: 35 A330-900s and 75 A320neo-family jets. Rolls-Royce will supply 70 Trent 7000 engines for the A330neo order. The order forms part of a wider Avolon commitment that also includes 140 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, according to one report.
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