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Vietnam Airlines takes first A320ceo since 2014

Vietnam Airlines has taken delivery of its first Airbus A320ceo aircraft since 2014, marking a notable return to the A320ceo family after a long gap. The delivery signals renewed A320ceo fleet planning and near-term capacity considerations for Vietnam Airlines’ network.

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2026-07-14T18:16:07.392690-07:00

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Malaysia Airlines keeps COMAC C919 as a mid-2030s narrowbody option, contingent on EU/US certification

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2026-07-14T19:44:55.471562-07:00

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China Airlines to debut Boeing 787 in mid–1Q27, Taiwan carrier schedules first arrival

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2026-07-14T17:00:22.965643-07:00

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Air Premia to raise more than $66mn in new capital

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2026-07-14T15:32:37.236310-07:00

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Malaysia Airlines keeps COMAC C919 as a mid-2030s narrowbody option, contingent on EU/US certification Malaysia Airlines says it could consider the COMAC C919 during its next narrowbody renewal cycle in the mid-2030s, but would prefer securing certification with Western regulators first. The carrier frames EASA approval—and ideally FAA certification—as key requirements before any purchase decision.

2026-07-14T19:44:55.471562-07:00

Malaysia Airlines keeps COMAC C919 as a mid-2030s narrowbody option, contingent on EU/US certification

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Vietnam Airlines takes first A320ceo since 2014 Vietnam Airlines has taken delivery of its first Airbus A320ceo aircraft since 2014, marking a notable return to the A320ceo family after a long gap. The delivery signals renewed A320ceo fleet planning and near-term capacity considerations for Vietnam Airlines’ network.

2026-07-14T18:16:07.392690-07:00

Vietnam Airlines takes first A320ceo since 2014

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China Airlines to debut Boeing 787 in mid–1Q27, Taiwan carrier schedules first arrival China Airlines has scheduled the debut of its Boeing 787 for mid–first quarter 2027. The update signals the carrier’s planned timing for introducing the widebody into its fleet, ahead of the 2027 passenger and route planning cycle.

2026-07-14T17:00:22.965643-07:00

China Airlines to debut Boeing 787 in mid–1Q27, Taiwan carrier schedules first arrival

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Air Premia to raise more than $66mn in new capital South Korea’s Air Premia plans to pursue a capital raise exceeding $66mn, according to a report in Commercial Aviation News, Operator & Airport Data. The move signals fresh funding intent as the carrier evaluates its near-term operating and growth needs.

2026-07-14T15:32:37.236310-07:00

Air Premia to raise more than $66mn in new capital

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Hainan Airlines Holding shareholders plan a 0.7% stake sale Hainan Airlines Holding shareholders are planning to sell about a 0.7% stake, according to reporting via ch-aviation. The transaction is expected to affect the company’s shareholder structure while remaining small in proportion to overall equity.

2026-07-14T13:59:23.184079-07:00

Hainan Airlines Holding shareholders plan a 0.7% stake sale

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Emirates completes 100th widebody cabin retrofit in US$5B Premium Economy and cabin refresh program Emirates says it has finished cabin retrofits on its 100th Boeing 777 and Airbus A380, as part of a US$5 billion fleet makeover launched in November 2022. The milestone follows 4.4 million man-hours of work and includes adding Premium Economy and systematic component replacement across upgraded interiors.

2026-07-14T12:30:59.999322-07:00

Emirates completes 100th widebody cabin retrofit in US$5B Premium Economy and cabin refresh program

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Boliviana to lease 10 Embraer aircraft Boliviana is reportedly preparing to lease 10 Embraer aircraft, a move that would expand the carrier’s fleet without a new-purchase capex outlay. The arrangement signals continued demand for Embraer platforms in regional fleet planning.

2026-07-14T09:45:34.768077-07:00

Boliviana to lease 10 Embraer aircraft

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Libya’s FLY OYA wet leases an Airbus A330-200 Libya’s FLY OYA has wet leased an Airbus A330-200, securing near-term capacity through a leased, crewed aircraft arrangement rather than using its own fleet. The move highlights how regional operators rely on aircraft leasing to scale operations quickly and manage fleet flexibility.

2026-07-14T09:00:09.830568-07:00

Libya’s FLY OYA wet leases an Airbus A330-200

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