Teamwork and dedication: The Asian airline has officially welcomed its 16th Boeing 737-8, which arrived today at Kuala Lumpur International Airport as part of the company's modern fleet expansion plans
United Airlines will resume direct flights between the United States and Venezuela this August, for the first time since 2017, with a daily flight on a Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. The renewal of the route is expected to strengthen economic ties between the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean, and it follows American Airlines' similar announcement on the resumption of flights connecting the two countries
Copa Airlines and Boeing unveil a special Panama soccer-themed 737 MAX celebrating the national team’s World Cup journey
EgyptAir begins a new chapter with its first Boeing 737 MAX delivery, enhancing sustainability, passenger experience, and operational performance across key routes. Boeing: "With this delivery, we build on 60 years of partnership with EgyptAir and welcome them as a 737 MAX operator"
Copa Airlines' deal with Boeing is expected to lead to a significant fleet expansion, to more than 100 737 MAX aircraft and an expansion of its route network throughout the Americas and the Caribbean
Air India has introduced its first retrofitted B787-8 with a full cabin upgrade, marking the start of a wider fleet transformation across long-haul routes
United launches new 737 MAX 8 aircraft in Guam, offering modern cabins, seatback entertainment, Wi-Fi, and improved Pacific routes for travelers
Air Canada has introduced its first upgraded Boeing 737 MAX 8 at Air Canada Rouge, offering seatback entertainment, reclining seats and fast, free Wi-Fi on leisure routes. “When customers step onto our aircraft, they should instantly feel a sense of comfort, care, and pride"
Vietnam's flagship airline enters Boeing's narrow-body aircraft market for the first time, as part of the regional network expansion and preparations to double passenger traffic in the coming decade
During a July 2024 departure from Milan, a LATAM 777 tail struck the runway due to a major weight miscalculation. The aircraft made a safe return, but the damage was serious enough to convince authorities to reclassify it as an "accident". Here are ANSV's official findings
