Fleet Renewal

airBaltic has received its 54th Airbus A220-300, supporting network growth as the airline reports record passenger numbers and fleet expansion in January

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has signed with Fincantieri to build three new ships, one for each of its brands: Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. With the announcement, NCLH now has 17 new ships on order across its three brands

The Canadian airline has announced it will renew its fleet with advanced Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. The aircraft will be used for destinations in Asia and Australia

The United Arab Emirates airline is upgrading its fleet and expanding its network of destinations for its popular Premium Economy class, including Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. The company's giant aircraft will also be redesigned to suit passenger demand

Lufthansa began operating flights from the group's main hub, with routes to Manchester, Valencia, and Berlin, and announced fleet expansion and new hires. Also: these are the company's first destinations for summer 2026

The plane landed in Baku, Azerbaijan, on a direct flight from Seattle, as part of a multi-phased plan that includes retiring the older 747s that also fly to Israel, and expanding the fleet to 20 aircraft by 2030

The low-cost carrier concluded 2025 with growth, operational improvements, and the expansion of its destination network. Highlights include 42 new aircraft added to the fleet, hundreds of new routes, and a record number of passengers

The new aircraft, named after the city of Delémont and featuring SWISS' classic livery, is expected to begin operating on the Zurich-Montreal route on February 23. This is the second addition of 10 aircraft of the new model

Under a new agreement announced during the Singapore Air Show, Boeing will provide landing gear exchange services for more than 75 737 MAX and 787 aircraft belonging to the Singapore Airlines Group. The fleet will benefit from reduced downtime and improved availability on commercial flights

IndiGo is trimming long-haul flights in early 2026, suspending Copenhagen and cutting Manchester and London services to improve reliability