Luxair has taken delivery of the first of three Boeing 737-700s on order, which will replace its existing fleet of 737 Classics. The aircraft is due to arrive at the carrier's Luxembourg base next week following the installation of winglets in Phoenix, Arizona. The 141- seat aircraft will be operated on non-stop flights to destinations in Africa, eastern Europe and the Middle East.
Source: Flight International
Airbus is looking to obtain higher-weight certifications for its A321XLR over the next three months, as it works on the individual enhancements required by early operators of the long-range twinjet. The airframer secured European Union Aviation Safety Agency approval for the basic version – with a 97t maximum take-off weight ...
Israeli start-up carrier AirHaifa has taken delivery of its initial ATR 72-600s, one of a pair ordered from the airframer last year. AirHaifa is looking to start commercial services from Haifa to destinations in the Mediterranean and Red Sea regions. The aircraft will be powered by the Pratt & Whitney ...
Keep track of the commercial aircraft order announcements made at this year’s Farnborough air show
