Orient Aviation Daily Digest March 21, 2025
By Tomasz Sniedziewski
News
Air India in discussions with Airbus and Boeing about ordering more wide-body jets
Air India is exploring a multi-billion dollar order for 30 to 40 twin aisles with the acquisitions to be split between the A350 family and the 777X, Reuters exclusively reports, citing industry sources. Read More »
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Air New Zealand and Air India enhance their code-sharing and sign a MoU for direct flights
In Mumbai earlier this week, the CEOs of Air New Zealand (AirNZ) and Air India (AI), Greg Foran and Campbell Wilson, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to boost air connectivity between India and New Zealand. Read More »
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Cathay Group booked positive air traffic growth in February
Cathay Group said this week that “February marked another positive month for the company”. Read More »
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Vietjet adds more India and Japan routes to regional network
Vietjet enhanced its international connectivity with the launch of twice a week Ho Chi Minh City–Hyderabad on March 18 and three times a week Ho Chi Minh City–Bengaluru the next day. Read More »
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Ethiopian Airlines launching Addis Ababa-Hanoi in July
Ethiopian Airlines will begin flying four times a week between Addis Ababa and Hanoi on July 10, operating the route with 787s. Read More »
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China’s “Big Three” airlines selling tickets of rival carriers on their apps
Air China, China Southern Airlines (CSA) and China Eastern Airlines (CEA) are allowing passengers using their apps to browse and book flights operated by competitors, Yicai reports. Read More »
People
Boeing has appointed Don Ruhmann as the company’s chief aerospace safety officer. Read More »
Asia-Pacific Aerospace Briefs Today
Today’s briefs report news from Avalon Australian International Airshow, Embraer, General Electric (GE) Aerospace, Korean Air and Seoul Incheon International Airport. Read More »