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Boeing Achieves Highest Monthly Deliveries Since December 2023

Seattle, USA – Boeing delivered 45 aircraft in January 2025, surpassing Airbus, which handed over 25 planes to 17 customers during the same period. This marks Boeing’s highest monthly delivery since December 2023 and the first time it has outpaced Airbus since March 2023.

  • The 45 deliveries included 40 737 MAX jets, with major customers such as United Airlines (seven), Southwest Airlines (five), and Air Lease Corporation (three).
  • Additional deliveries included four 787 Dreamliners and one 777 Freighter.
  • Ten of the 737 MAX aircraft had been in long-term storage awaiting rework before delivery.
  • Boeing also secured 36 new orders in January 2025, consisting of 34 737 MAXs and two 777 Freighters from undisclosed customers.
  • The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has capped 737 MAX production at 38 units per month following the Alaska Airlines incident in January 2024. Boeing does not expect to reach that level until later in 2025.
  • Boeing’s production faced disruptions due to a seven-week strike in September 2024 and an additional month of safety checks before resuming full operations.

Source: Boeing and Airbus

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ASG’s Skytrans Expands Fleet with Airbus A319 to Strengthen ACMI Services in Australia

Australia – Skytrans, an Australian-based passenger and cargo operator, a part of Avia Solutions Group and the first ACMI provider in Australia within the group, has officially added a new Airbus A319 model to its fleet.

“Introducing this new Airbus model is not just about expanding our fleet. It is about redefining our operational capabilities and setting a new standard in the aviation service industry. We are excited to enhance our ACMI services and help our partners succeed with a more flexible and cost-efficient fleet management solutions. Therefore, the introduction of the new type, narrow body aircraft represents a substantial advancement and the beginning of a new era,” said Gytis Gumuliauskas, Managing Director at Skytrans.

The introduction of the Airbus A319 is particularly aimed at enhancing capacity during peak travel seasons in Australia, which aligns with the global ACMI market’s ability to adapt to seasonal demands efficiently. It is forecast that total domestic air passenger travel in Australia will grow at approximately 2.6% per year, expected to surpass 237 million passengers by 2050. Skytrans’ strategic use of ACMI services has demonstrated the potential to increase airline profits by 2-3%, showcasing the financial efficiency and operational flexibility it provides to the airline industry. The company is renowned for its reliable and safe aviation solutions across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.

“As a part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI provider, we are introducing the ACMI service for the market and broadening the Group’s capabilities to support airlines when they need it. We are dedicated to being part of their success and cost-efficient fleet establishment. This type of the aircraft is clearly dedicated for ACMI and charter operations. We are committed to being a reliable and high-quality service providing operator in all our activities,” noted Gumuliauskas.

According to Managing Director, integrating new aircraft type into Skytrans operations was a huge work for a company’s team, combining existing processes, systems, manuals, training programs, and adding additional, required for narrow body operations. “The introduction of the new type presents a range of opportunities that will need to be explored. I am confident that we will establish trusted, long-term partnerships,” added Gumuliauskas.

Source: Avia Solutions Group
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Fujairah Aviation Academy Receives National Accreditation for Aviation Qualifications

Fujairah, UAE – Fujairah Aviation Academy (FAA) has received accreditation from the National Qualifications Center of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, officially recognizing it as an awarding body for professional aviation qualifications.

  • The accreditation confirms that FAA meets all technical requirements, further enhancing its position in aviation education.
  • Aircraft maintenance engineering graduates will now receive an advanced diploma accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education, allowing them to pursue a bachelor’s degree in their field.
  • FAA graduates also obtain certifications from the UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), improving their employability in local and international airlines.
  • This milestone aligns with FAA’s strategy to develop a highly skilled workforce that meets international aviation standards.
  • The academy aims to support the UAE’s vision of a knowledge-based economy by enhancing aviation sector competitiveness and strengthening its role in the national economy.

About Fujairah Aviation Academy
Fujairah Aviation Academy (FAA) is a UAE-based aviation training institution offering programs in pilot training and aircraft maintenance engineering.

Source: Fujairah Aviation Academy
Photo Credit: Fujairah Aviation Academy (shown as meta image)

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