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HS-THS Airbus A350-941 c/n 235 Thai Airways International Delivered Lourdes-Bangkok 28/02/24.
M-PVDM Airbus A330-343(F) c/n 1374 ASL Aviation Ferried Dresden-Amarillo 27/02/24.
N128TS Boeing 777-367 c/n 35300 DVB Bank Ferried Mojave-Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport 27/02/24 for P2F conversion ex VQ-BZF.

Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines receive regulatory approval to extend joint venture alliance
Capital A International, Owner of the Iconic AirAsia Brand, to be Publicly Listed in the U.S.
Ethiopian Airlines to Launch Passenger Services to Freetown
Fokker Services Group, underway to becoming an Embraer Authorized Service Center
HUMO Air prepares to launch international destinations
IAG announces senior management changes with new CEOs for Iberia and Vueling

@ATWOnline Cebu Pacific is moving closer to finalizing a major order for narrowbodies and the LCC's CEO says a new airport in Manila could open the door to Boeing.
@ByERussell @united CFO Mike Leskinen spoke about the future of United Next, its business plan built on 30% North American gauge growth from 2019-26, at an investor conference on Tuesday. $UAL
@ByERussell "We have some options on the margin to extend the life of some aircraft. It's not my favorite option because some of the aircraft are ready to retire, but you have some option to do that." "Some aircraft" include aging 757s.
@ByERussell Leskinen's comments affirm what we wrote on @theaircurrent on Monday — that United will mix more Max 9s, incrementally more A321neos, and keep older 757s around longer to achieve some of its United Next goals without the Max 10.