Le Journal de l’Aviation
• Emilie Drab
The Irish lessor has placed firm orders with Airbus and Boeing for 250 aircraft, comprising A330neos and more than 200 single-aisle jets across the A320neo and 737 MAX families. The orders secure delivery flow for Avolon over the coming years.
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Boeing and Airbus have both won orders from aircraft lessor Avolon, totaling 250 aircraft. The deals lock in delivery slots for the lessor as the manufacturers’ backlogs grow, underscoring the value of securing production positions in a capacity-constrained order environment.
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The Irish lessor has placed firm orders with Airbus and Boeing for 250 aircraft, comprising A330neos and more than 200 single-aisle jets across the A320neo and 737 MAX families. The orders secure delivery flow for Avolon over the coming years.
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Kalitta Air, the U.S. cargo carrier and military freight contractor, has ordered eight Airbus A350F freighters, according to people familiar with the order. The deal marks the first time the airline has turned to a European supplier, bringing Airbus into a fleet strategy long centered on Boeing aircraft.
The Royal Air Force’s second E-7A Wedgetail has arrived at RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland after completing trials at Boscombe Down. The move marks another step in the aircraft’s progress through testing and into the RAF’s operating locations.
Haute Aviation, the Swiss business aviation operator led by CEO, co-founder and accountable manager Alexander Tamagni, is growing its fleet and plans to add a Praetor 500. The announcement signals a fleet expansion, though the available report provides no delivery timing or aircraft count.
Australian aviation company FlyOnE Limited has signed a letter of intent with Germany’s MD Aircraft GmbH for ten MDA1 eViator all-electric aircraft. The agreement outlines plans to introduce the nine-passenger aircraft in Australia’s regional aviation market; it is an LOI, not a confirmed aircraft order.
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Airbus needs to deliver more than 100 aircraft a month to meet its annual goal of around 870, according to the article. The required pace puts delivery execution—not simply order intake—at the center of the manufacturer’s year-end target.
Crown Airlines, which operates from Tripoli Mitiga, says it will acquire an Airbus A320-200 it has been dry leasing from Avolon. The announcement shifts the aircraft from a lease arrangement to ownership, though the carrier did not disclose financial terms or a timeline.
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