Avation enters new operating lease for an Airbus A320 aircraft with Cebu Pacific

Regional aircraft manufacturer ATR is behind the ATR 72, the best-selling aircraft in the market segment of 90 seats or less. The aircraft is designed to be operated in all regions of the world and can fly in extreme

Avation PLC – Singapore-based passenger aircraft leasing firm – Enters new operating lease for an Airbus A320 aircraft with Philippines low-cost carrier, Cebu Pacific. The market rate lease is for a term of four years and is on

Avation PLC, a commercial passenger aircraft leasing company, has recently secured a new operating lease for an Airbus A320 aircraft with Philippines low-cost carrier, Cebu Pacific. The leased narrowbody A320 is to be released to the carrier later

This new certification by the Japanese Civil Aviation Authority enables us to better serve our Japanese customers, offering them additional capability to train their pilots as the country is steadily growing its ATR fleet. As our teams are

Sustainable aviation fuels are coming. The UK should seize this opportunity, Andy Phillips, Aerospace Policy Advisor at ADS Group argues, as a contribution towards decarbonising aviation Over the course of more than a century, aviation has made the

When William E. Boeing left Yale University in 1903 at 22 and went west to start a new life in Grays Harbor, Washington, for opportunities in the timber industry, little did he know how well the experience would

Since its inaugural flight in 1984, the ATR-42 has etched an enduring legacy in the world of regional aviation. As it celebrates 39 years of operation, let’s dive into five interesting parts of the ATR 42’s remarkable journey

The Paris Air Show reopened this year after a four-year hiatus following the COVID-19 pandemic. It welcomed more than 300,000 visitors eager for industry insights around the applications of AI, overcoming supply-chain difficulties, delivering on sustainable-aviation objectives, and

The airline industry is facing one of its biggest challenges yet: reducing its carbon footprint. Responsible for 3% of global CO2 emissions and using 95 billion gallons of aviation fuel per year, the industry is under pressure to

Airbus (AIR.PA) deliveries rose 11% in the first seven months of the year to 381 airplanes, the European planemaker said on Friday. For July, deliveries stood at 65 aircraft, it said in a monthly commercial update, confirming a Reuters report.

Manufacturing was hit hard by the pandemic, and its rebound will be marked by ups and downs. To help you understand what is going on and what we expect to happen in the future, our highly-experienced Kiplinger Letter

Airbus recorded an 11% total revenue increase year on year to €27.7bn ($30.5bn) in the first half (H1) of 2023 compared to €24.8bn ($27.37bn) in H1 2022. 2023 demonstrates a period of high demand with gross commercial aircraft orders

‘Drop-in’ alternatives to fossil fuels are the best way of addressing the drive for ‘zero carbon’, despite much-vaunted rival new technologies, claim sustainable aviation fuel proponents.  Alternative new, ‘clean’ power sources have their proponents, notably ‘green’ and ‘blue’

Crucially important consultations on the development, financing, and deployment of cleaner energies for aviation, have concluded at ICAO’s Montreal Headquarters. The “2023 ICAO Stocktaking on Aviation in-Sector CO2 Emissions Reductions and Pre-CAAF/3 Policy and Finance Consultation” event tracked

There is a feeling of confidence at ATR’s exhibit at Paris Air Show, where the regional aircraft manufacturer ATR is reporting a ‘clear upward trend and solid market appeal’ for both models of its family of low-emission turboprops.

The world’s airlines are again clamouring to get their hands on narrowbody and widebody jets, with Airbus and Boeing riding a wave of demand that accelerated swiftly in the first half of 2023. The aerospace industry has been

Avation said it expects lease revenue for the year-ended 30 June 2023 to be about U$90 million. The market for air travel has continued to recover strongly with overall air passenger traffic at over 90% of pre-COVID levels