Tuesday, 18 November 2025

Airbus Updates No.4570

 

Ethiopian Airlines orders six additional Airbus A350-900s

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 18 November 2025 – Ethiopian Airlines has placed a firm order for six Airbus A350-900 aircraft, further strengthening its position as the largest A350 customer in Africa. This agreement was signed at the Dubai Airshow by Mr. Mesfin Tasew, Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO and Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business.

“We are delighted to expand our Airbus fleet size with this order and strengthen our partnership with the Airbus company. As the continent’s leading airline and the largest operator of the A350, this milestone order further supports our vision to grow sustainably while providing a world-class travel experience to our passengers and strengthening our position as the aviation leader in Africa.” said Mr. Mesfin Tasew.

“We are proud to further deepen our partnership with Ethiopian Airlines, a long-standing Airbus customer and a benchmark for aviation excellence in Africa. The A350’s state-of-the-art technology, efficiency and versatility will bring even greater value to Ethiopian’s operations,” said Benoit de Saint-Exupéry.

​The A350 is the world’s most modern widebody aircraft, designed to fly up to 9,700 nautical miles / 18,000 kilometres non-stop, setting new standards for intercontinental travel. The aircraft includes state-of-the-art technologies and aerodynamics delivering unmatched standards of efficiency and comfort. Its latest generation Rolls-Royce engines and use of lightweight materials bring a 25 per cent advantage in fuel burn, operating costs and carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, compared to previous generation competitor aircraft. The A350’s unique Airspace cabin offers passengers and crews the latest modern in-flight products for a comfortable flying experience.

As with all Airbus aircraft, the A350 is already able to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Airbus is targeting to have its aircraft up to 100% SAF capable by 2030.

At the end of October 2025, the A350 Family had won over 1,400 orders from 64 customers worldwide.

Airbus Updates No.4569

 

Air Europa signs MoU for up to 40 Airbus A350-900

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 18 November 2025 – Spanish airline Air Europa has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Airbus for up to 40 A350-900 aircraft. The agreement forms the backbone of Air Europa’s long haul fleet replacement and was announced during  the Dubai Airshow. 

The introduction of the A350 will accelerate the renewal of Air Europa’s existing competitor long haul fleet and boost profitable growth to key markets in Latin America thanks to the aircraft’s unrivalled performance and economics. Passengers will also experience exceptional best in class comfort.

“This order is a strategic milestone in Air Europa’s fleet development, accelerating its profitable growth by renewal of the current widebody fleet,” said Juan Jose Hidalgo, President of Air Europa. “The A350-900 is a game-changer for key destinations in Latin America. It provides an exceptional cabin experience and the operational performance and economics needed to expand the airline's network without compromise, delivering the highest standards in air travel.”

“We are proud to welcome Air Europa into the Airbus A350 family. This order is a strong endorsement of the A350 as the benchmark widebody platform for efficiency and passenger comfort in the long-haul market,” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business. “We are committed to supporting Air Europa’s ambitious growth strategy as they leverage the A350’s capabilities for their future long-haul operations.” 

​The A350 is the world’s most modern widebody aircraft, designed to fly up to 9,700 nautical miles / 18,000 kilometres non-stop, setting new standards for intercontinental travel. The aircraft includes state-of-the-art technologies and aerodynamics delivering unmatched standards of efficiency and comfort. Its latest generation Rolls-Royce engines and use of lightweight materials bring a 25% advantage in fuel burn, operating costs and carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, compared to previous generation competitor aircraft. The A350’s unique Airspace cabin offers passengers and crews the latest modern in-flight products for a comfortable flying experience.

As with all Airbus aircraft, the A350 is able to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Airbus is targeting to have its aircraft up to 100% SAF capable by 2030.

At the end of October 2025, the A350 Family had won over 1,400 orders from 64 customers worldwide.

Airbus Updates No.4568

 

flydubai signs a landmark agreement for 150 A321neo aircraft, becoming an Airbus customer

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 18 November 2025 – flydubai has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Airbus for 150 A321neo aircraft making the airline a new Airbus customer. The agreement underscores the carrier’s confidence in Dubai’s growth plans. 

His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of flydubai, signed the MoU agreement with Christian Scherer, CEO Commercial Aircraft at Airbus, at the signing ceremony which was attended by Ghaith Al Ghaith, Chief Executive Officer at flydubai, on the second day of the Dubai Airshow 2025.

We are pleased to announce a landmark agreement for 150 A321neo aircraft, representing another important milestone in flydubai’s journey. This new agreement is not only about adding aircraft. It supports the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai and aligns with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33,” said His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and CEO of flydubai.

“This strategic addition diversifies our narrow-body fleet and strengthens our long-term expansion plans. This will enable flydubai to play a key role in the success of Dubai World Central’s expansion plans, an airport we aim to become the largest airport in the world.”

“The A321neos will support the next phase of our network development and enable us to meet rising demand across our markets. We look forward to establishing a strong and enduring partnership between flydubai and Airbus.” 

The addition of the latest generation A321neo will support flydubai’s strategy to expand its network, offering customers access to new destinations with greater efficiency and comfort. 

“We welcome flydubai, one of the Middle East’s most ambitious and fast-growing carriers, as a new Airbus customer,” said Christian Scherer, CEO Commercial Aircraft at Airbus. “The decision to invest in and introduce the A321neo into its fleet is another endorsement of the added value Airbus brings in terms of range, efficiency and passenger comfort. We look forward to supporting flydubai as it enables new growth and possibilities with our aircraft.” 

The A321neo is part of the A320neo Family, incorporating the latest technologies including new generation engines, Sharklets and cabin efficiency enablers, which together deliver more than 20% fuel savings and CO₂ reduction compared to previous generation single-aisle aircraft. 

At the end of October 2025, more than 7,200 A321neo aircraft have been ordered by nearly 100 customers across the globe.

As with all Airbus aircraft, the A320 Family is already able to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), with Airbus targeting 100% SAF capability by 2030. 

Airbus Updates No.4567

 

Etihad Airways grows its Airbus widebody fleet becoming a new A330neo customer, adding A350-1000 and A350F aircraft

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 18 November 2025 – Etihad Airways has announced a significant expansion of its Airbus widebody fleet by placing a firm order for six A330-900s, becoming the latest A330neo customer. In addition, the airline has disclosed an order for seven additional A350-1000s (increasing its total for the type to 27) and three A350F (bringing the airline’s A350F commitment to 10 aircraft).

The agreement was signed at the Dubai Airshow, where Etihad Airways also announced the commitment of nine A330-900s on lease from Avolon. 

“These aircraft strengthen our operations across medium-haul, long-haul, and cargo. The A330neo brings the right combination of efficiency and flexibility for our regional and mid-range growth, while the A350-1000 continues to deliver exceptional performance on our long-haul network. The A350F freighter adds significant capability to our cargo division as global demand continues to expand. Our partnership with Airbus continues to play an important role in shaping our future fleet, and we are proud to be building one of the world’s most modern and efficient widebody operations." said Antonoaldo Neves, Etihad Airways CEO.

“Etihad Airways’ continued investment in our latest-generation widebody aircraft is a testament to the strength of our partnership and the shared vision we have for the future of aviation in the UAE and beyond,” said Benoît de Saint-Exupéry, Airbus EVP Sales of the Commercial Aircraft business. “The combination of the A350 Family and A330neo will deliver unmatched efficiency and flexibility to Etihad’s operations, supporting its future development.” 

​The A350 is the world’s most modern widebody aircraft, designed to fly up to 9,700 nautical miles / 18,000 kilometres non-stop, setting new standards for intercontinental travel. The aircraft includes state-of-the-art technologies and aerodynamics delivering unmatched standards of efficiency and comfort. Its latest generation Rolls-Royce engines and use of lightweight materials bring a 25% advantage in fuel burn, operating costs and carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, compared to previous generation competitor aircraft. 

The A350F features the largest main deck cargo door in the industry, with fuselage length and capacity optimised around the industry’s standard pallets and containers. The A350F is also the only freighter aircraft that will fully meet ICAO’s enhanced CO₂ emissions standards, coming into effect in 2027. Currently, the assembly of test aircraft in Toulouse is underway.  

Powered by the latest generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, the A330neo is designed to fly up to 8,100 nautical miles / 15,000 kilometers non-stop and reduces fuel burn, CO2 emissions and operating cost by 25% compared to previous generation competitor aircraft. The A330neo features the award-winning Airspace cabin, which offers passengers a unique flying experience.

As with all Airbus aircraft, the A330neo and the A350 Family are able to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Airbus is targeting to have its aircraft up to 100% SAF capable by 2030. At the end of October 2025, the A350 Family had won over 1,400 orders from 64 customers and the A330 Family had won over 1,900 orders from more than 130 customers worldwide. 

Wednesday, 12 November 2025

Airbus Updates No.4566

 

Airbus A320 -232 6189  YL-LDT smartLynx Airlines feried 11nov25 MAD-BBU on return to lessor (+ 6306 YL-LDU) ex 9H-SZF
 Airbus A320 -232 6235  EC-OQC Vueling delivery 11nov25 KTW-SNN-KTW-CDT, HA-reg ex HA-LYH
 Airbus A320 -214 6509  G-EZOE easyJet regd 10nov25 at LPL after re-transfer ex OE-IJI
 Airbus A320 -271N 8978  XA- VivaAerobus delivery 06-08nov25 HYD-IST-SNN-KEF-YUL-MTY, VT-reg ex VT-IJF
 Airbus A320 -251N 12796  VT-IXQ IndiGo Airlines delivery 07-08nov25 XFW-AUH-DEL ex DAUAP
 Airbus A320 -271N 12824  RP-C4164 Cebu Pacific Air delivery 07-08nov25 TLS-MCT-MNL ex F-WWIA
 Airbus A320 -251N 12900  N409FR Frontier Airlines delivery 11nov25 TLS-YYR-TPA “Owen the Relict Frog” ex F-WWBE
 Airbus A321 -211 2311  YL-LCQ  smartLynx Airlines ferried 11nov25 AYR-SQQ ex SE-RDH
 Airbus A321 -211 4461  9H-SLC smartLynx AL Malta ferried 22oct/10-11nov25 SAW-FCO-BCN-CDT on return to lessor ex YL-LCY
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12650  N597DT Delta Air Lines onward delivery 06-07nov25 AMS-KEF-MSP-MLB ex F-WWSM
 Airbus A321 -251N 12731  A7-AJC Qatar Airways delivery 08nov25 XFW-DOH, all white ex D-AZYQ
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12736  CC-DOH JetSmart delivery 08-ll09nov25 XFW-KEF-BGR-PTY-SCL Wizz Air ntu, prior paint ex D-AZWP
 Airbus A321 -251NX 12984  B-32PG China Eastern delivery 11nov25 TSN-PVG ex B-007L
 Airbus A321 -252NX 12996  B-32NV Air China delivery 07nov25 TSN-PEK ex B-007K
 Airbus A330 -202 950  9H-HFH HiFly Malta ferried 11nov24 LPBJ-CDT fo onward storage ex G-KJAS
 Airbus A340 -313 158  D-AIGM Lufthansa ferried 11nov25 FRA-LETL, for part-out & scrap ex F-WWJN
 Airbus Canada A220 -100CH 50069  9H-818TG Comlux Aviation Malta re-regd in svc 06-07nov25 STN-MLA-LTN ex 9H-168OO
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55364  N336DU Delta Air Lines delivery 11nov25 BFM-MSP ex C-GPQZ
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55378  N258BZ Breeze Airways delivery 07nov25 BFM-TPA  ex C-GPYG
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55393  F-HPNY Air France delivery 07nov25 YMX-CDG ex C-FOUQ

Airbus Updates No.4565

Airbus A318 -111 2972  F-GUGQ Air France ferried 10nov25 CDG-CHR prior part-out & scrap ex D-AUAG
 Airbus A319 -111 783  N805UA United Airlines ferried 10nov25 DEN-VCV, for part-out & scrap ex D-AVYY
 Airbus A319 -112 2632  D-AKNV Eurowings ferried 11nov25 DUS-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex D-AVWE
 Airbus A319 -111 3432  G-EZDF easyJet ferried 10nov25 BFS-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex D-AVYG
 Airbus A319 -111 3537  G-EZDI easyJet ferried 11nov25 LGW-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex D-AVWC
 Airbus A320 -232 2828  LY-MLF Avion Express posn 12nov25 CDT-RAI on wet-lease to Avion Express Brasil ex SX-DGN
 Airbus A320 -232 3264  YL-LDD smartLynx Airlines feried 11nov25 RIX-LDE on return to lessor ex 2-VIDZ
 Airbus A320 -214 3396  9H-SLD smartLynx Aírlines Malta ferried 11nov25 SHJ-VAR-CDT on return to lessor ex OE-LME
 Airbus A320 -214 3644  9H-IVO smartLynx Airlines Malta ferried 10nov25 SHJ-VAR-LDE on return to lessor (+ 3425 9H-SLH) ex ES-SAB
 Airbus A320 -214 3750  VT-NAG Air-India Express ferried 10-11nov25 DEL-SHJ-VIE-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex VT-IDW
 Airbus A320 -214 3954  9H-EDO smartLynx Airlines Malta ferried 11nov25 LOS-LDE on return to lessor (+ 3631 9H-AOZ, + 3866 9H-SLI) ex ES-SAX
 Airbus A320 -216 3978  HL8741 Parata Air delivery 07nov25 TNA-GMP ex 2-IDTJ
 Airbus A320 -214 4175  LY-NVG Avion Express ferried 11nov25 AYT-CDT after Sun Express wet-lease ops ex 2-AEIP
 Airbus A320 -232 4683  LY-NVL Avion Express posn 10-12nov25 AAL-KEF-YUL prior FlyBondu wet-lease ops ex HA-LWJ
 Airbus A320 -232 4864  PK- Mukhtara Air delivery 06nov25 CDT-AMM-SHJ, 2-reg ex 2-PCIB
 Airbus A320 -233 5089  HS-SXA Thai Smartlynx ferried 08nov25 DMK-DIA, air-test 10nov25 pror retur tomlessor ex 2-VSLP
 Airbus A320 -214 5228  LZ-FSG Fly2Sky posn 10nov25 SOF-LOS for United Nigeria Airlines wet-lease ops ex 9V-TRQ
 Airbus A320 -214 5372  PS-EAB Avion Express Brazil delivery 08-10nov25 CDT-KEF-YYR-MIA-MAO-VCP  ex 9H-MLL
 Airbus A320 -214 5931  ES-SAD smartLynx Estonia ferried 10nov25 SHJ-SOF on return to lessor ex N593CG
 Airbus A320 -232 5940  JA23JJ Jetstar Japan regd 07nov25 at LFBF after transfer prior delivery ex VH-YXT

 

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Friday, 7 November 2025

Airbus Updates No.4564

 

Airbus A320 -271N 12824  RP-C4164 Cebu Pacific Air delivery 07-08nov25 TLS-MCT-MNL ex F-WWIA
 Airbus A320 -252N 12827  F-HXSX Transavia France delivery 05nov25 TLS-ORY ex F-WWDF
 Airbus A320 -251N 12896  N405FR Frontier Airlines delivery 06nov25 TLS-YYR-TPA “McCall the flat-tail horned lizard” ex F-WWDX
 Airbus A321 -252NX 1295  B-32NC Air China delivry 01-02nov25 XFW-NQZ-PEK ex D-AZAT
 Airbus A321 -271N 8578  N217HA Alaska Airlines ferried 27/31oct25 HNL-MZJ-HNL for paint on transfer ex F-WZMS
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12099  N556DT Delta Air Lines delivery 01nov25 XFW-KEF-MSP ex D-AZWU
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12650  N597DT Delta Air Lines onward delivery 06-07nov25 AMS-KEF-MSP-MLB ex F-WWSM
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12782  9V-NCL Scoot deliverry 01-02nov25 XFW-DWC-SIN ex D-AVYW
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12832  CC-DOJ JetSmart delivery 05-06nov25 XFW-KEF-BGR-PTY-SCL, Wizz Air ntu, prior paint ex D-AZAQ
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12841  N14553 United Airlines delivery 04nov25 BFM-TPA ex F-WZLF
 Airbus A321 -272NX 12849  HL8712 Korean Air delivery 05-06nov25 TLS-TAS-PUS, for paint ex F-WWSG
 Airbus A321 -252NX 12996  B-32NV Air China delivery 07nov25 TSN-PEK ex B-007K
 Airbus A330 -243 683  SU-GCH EgyptAir ferried 01nov25 CAI-DRS for P2F-conversion ex F-WWYF
 Airbus A330 -202 760  A7-ACS Qatar Airways ferried 05nov25 DOH-CDT on return to lessor ex EI-GWV
 Airbus A330 -343 1745  HS-XTR Thai AirAsia delivery 04nov25 ISL-DMK ex HZ-NE22
 Airbus A330 -941 2108  RP-C3912 Cebu Pacific Air delivery 01nov25 TLS-MNL ex F-WWCT
 Airbus A350 -941 742  A6-EXM Emirates delivery 31oct25 TLS-DXB ex F-WZNU
 Airbus A400M -180 148  A-4001 TNI-AU delivery 01-03nov25 SVQ-DWC-KNO-HLP ex EC-408
 Airbus Canada A220 -100CH 50069  9H-818TG Comlux Aviation Malta re-regd in svc 06-07nov25 STN-MLA-LTN ex 9H-168OO
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55378  N258BZ Breeze Airways delivery 06nov25 BFM-TPA  ex C-GPYG

Airbus Updates No.4563

 

 Airbus A319 -111 1449  F-GRHT Air France ferried 05nov25 CHR-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex D-AVWD
 Airbus A319 -112 2607  D-AKNT Eurowings ferried 03nov25 DUS-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex D-AVXQ
 Airbus A319 -111 3078  LY-BSO Airline Component Services ferried 05nov25 NAP-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex 6V-AMB
 Airbus A319 -111 3442  G-EZDD easyJet ferried 03nov25 LGW-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex D-AVYL
 Airbus A319 -153N 12356  B-32J7 Tibet Airines delivery 31oct25 TSN-CTU  ex B-000F
 Airbus A320 -232 2210  LY-CCK Heston Airlines ferried 04nov25 HAM-DGX, for part-out & scrap ex EI-EUA
 Airbus A320 -214 3014  LY-BSP Airline Component Services ferried 05-06nov25 BXM-BGR-SNN-VAR ex N314FT
 Airbus A320 -216 3978  HL8741 Parata Air delivery 07nov25 TNA-GMP ex 2-IDTJ
 Airbus A320 -214 4415  UK-32076 Centrum Air delivery 31oct25 TSN-TAS ex VN-A690
 Airbus A320 -214 4443  D-ASGE Condor re-regd first in svc 01nov25 FRA-HER-DUS, ASGE Eintracht Frankfurt cs ex D-AICR
 Airbus A320 -232 4864  PK- Mukhtara Air delivery 06nov25 CDT-AMM-SHJ, 2-reg ex 2-PCIB
 Airbus A320 -214 5668  AP- Fly Jinnah Services ferried 31oct25 TSN-MFM-TNN , VQ-reg prior delivery ex VQ-CAQ
 Airbus A320 -214 5691  VQ-CAR SMBC Aviation Capital ferried 03nnov25 TSN-MFM-TNN prior delivery to? ex B-9941
 Airbus A320 -214 5773  RP-C8934 PAL Express delivery 06nov25 SOF-DWC ex D-AAAL
 Airbus A320 -232 6235  EC-OQC Vueling ferried 03nov25 SNN-KTW, HA-reg after paint prior delivery ex HA-LYH
 Airbus A320 -214 6572  G-EZOL easyJet re-regd 04nov25 at LPL after re-transfer ex OE-IJB
 Airbus A320 -271N 8978  XA- VivaAerobus delivery 06-08nov25 HYD-IST-SNN-KEF-YUL-MTY, VT-reg ex VT-IJF
 Airbus A320 -251N 12719  D-AIIA Lufthansa City Airlines delivery 01nov25 TLS-MUC ex F-WWBF
 Airbus A320 -251N 12796  VT-IXQ IndiGo Airlines delivery 07-08nov25 XFW-AUH-DEL ex DAUAP
 Airbus A320 -251N 12811  A6-ARC Air Arabia delivery 31oct25 TLS-SHJ ex F-WWBY

credit: Skyliner Aviation News

Saturday, 1 November 2025

Airbus Updates No.4562


A350F KoreanAir 640Korean Air places Airbus A350F-order

On 31 October 2025, Airbus announced that Korean Air has become the newest customer for its new A350F. The airline has decided to convert seven A350-1000s it had on order into an order for the freighter-variant. As a result of the conversion, the open A350-orders for Korean Air now consists of the seven A350Fs, six A350-900s and 20 A350-1000s.

No delivery timeline has been communicated by either company, although Airbus is aiming for entry into commercial service of the A350F in 2027.

Korean Air will use its new freighters to replace older aircraft in the fleet. The airline's cargo-fleet is currently made-up of four Boeing B747-400Fs, seven B747-8Fs, and twelve B777Fs.

Airbus has now received orders for 78 A350Fs, which breaks down into:

  • 6 by Air China
  • 4 by Air France
  • 10 by Avilease
  • 6 by Cathay Pacific
  • 8 by CMA CGM
  • 7 by Etihad Airways
  • 7 by Korean Air
  • 3 by Martinair
  • 2 by Silk Way West Airlines
  • 7 by Singapore Airlines
  • 10 by STARLUX Airlines
  • 5 by Turkish Airlines
  • 3 by Undisclosed customer

Illustration by Airbus.

Tuesday, 28 October 2025

Airbus Updates No.4561

 

 Airbus A321 -271NX 12815  N44550 United Airlines delivery 24oct25 BFM-TPA ex F-WZLC
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12816  XA-VXX VivaAerobus delivery 24oct25 BFM-MTY ex F-WZLD
 Airbus A321 -251NX 12858  B-KKO Hong Kong Express delivery 25-26oct25 TLS-MCT-HKG ex F-WWSD
 Airbus A321 -271NX 12891  HA-LDB Wizz Air delivery 21oct25 TSN-ALA-BUD ex B-005G
 Airbus A321 -251NX 12892  B-32P8 China Eastern delivery 22oct25 TSN-PVG ex B-007C
 Airbus A330 -203 458  F-GZCD Air France ferried 20oct25CDG-LDE, for part-out & scrap ex F-WWJH
 Airbus A330 -202 489  CS-TGD Euro Atlantic Airways delivery 21/24oct25 MZJ-TUS-LIS ex 9H-EFS
 Airbus A330 -302 714  2-IAQY China Arcraft Leasing ferried 24-25oct25 TPE-ANC-MZJ, for part-out &scrap ex B-18310
 Airbus A330 -302 1067  VH-QPK Qantas ferried 21oct25 CHR-HL, OH-reg after paint prior delivery ex OH-LTR
 Airbus A330 -343 1269  N817CM Cargo Aircraft Management ferried 27-28oct25 WOE-CAI-SHA for P2F-conversion ex 2-STBB
 Airbus A330 -343 1420  S2-ALD US-Bangla Airlines delivery 20-21oct25 LETL-JED-DAC ex 9H-PTP
 Airbus A330 -343 1562  EC-OHV World2Fly ferried 19/24oct25 MAD-LDE-MAD priorIberia wet-lease ops ex OE-IRE
 Airbus A330 -343 1757  HS-XTS Thai AirAsia delivery 23oct25 ISL-DMK ex HZ?NE23
 Airbus A330 -941 1844  F-WTBV FlyCheck Ops ferried 21oct25 LDE-CHR ex O-ABF
 Airbus A330 -202 272  LY-BPG Airline Component Services seen regd at CDT 20oct25 during part-out ex JU-1332
 Airbus A340 -642 677  7Q-YAQ Rayoni Tourism Airlines at TYN 26oct25, all white prior delivery (+ 719 7Q-YAP ex 2-STNE) ex 2-STNA
 Airbus A350 -941 738  A6-EXL Emirates delivery 27oct25 TLS-DXB ex F-WZFJ
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55098  N Breeze Airways delivery 22-23oct25 CAI-BRU-KEF-JFK-MSY, SU-reg ex SU-GFH
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55376  N3276J jetBlue Airways delivery 27oct25 BFM-YMX ex C-GPVF
 Airbus Canada A220 -300 55377  N335DU Delta Air Lines delivery 23oct25 BFM-MSP ex C?GPVE

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