Airline Fleet News – 5th April 2025 (Updated 18th Apr)

New Deliveries

Transavia (TRA)  A321NX  PH-YHU (12451)  XFW to AMS

News

Avion Express (NVD) ferried A320’s LY-VEL (1998), LY-MLG (2863) from Montreal (YUL) to Vilnius (VNO), LY-MLJ (3877) from Montreal (YUL) to Antalya (AYT) and LY-NVL (4683) from Montreal (YUL) to Keflavik (KEF) after wet-lease to Flybondi (FBZ).

Bahamasair (BHS) ferried ATR 72-600 C6-BFB (1075) from Antigua (ANU) to Nassau (NAS) prior to entering service.

Beijing Eternity Technologies ferried A320 N330GR (447) from Guam (GUM) to Fuzhou (FOC) prior to preservation as an aircraft maintenance training aid.

Boeing (BOE) ferried B737 MAX 8 N248BE (B-225P) (60938 / 8181) from Boeing Field (BFI) to Kailua-Kona (KOA) prior to completion at Zhoushan (HSN) for Air China (CCA). B737 MAX 9 N17596 (67642 / 9079) from Victorville (VCV) to Boeing Field (BFI) after painting for United Airlines (UAL) and B777-F A6-EFY (68620 / 1793) from Portland (PDX) to Everett (PAE) after painting for Emirates (UAE).

Croatia Airlines (CTN) ferried Dash 8-400 9A-CQA (4205) from Zagreb (ZAG) to Keflavik (KEF) prior to a return to lessor.

De Havilland Canada (DHC) has taken delivery of Dash 8-400 C-FHQQ (4593) ex-Chorus Aviation 2-CDCC and ferried from storage at North Bay (YYB) to Bar River (YEB).

+ Etihad Airways (ETD) has taken delivery of A330-2 EC-NBN (818) on wet-lease from Wamos Air (PLM) and ferried from Madrid (MAD) to Abu Dhabi (AUH) prior to entering service.

Eurowings (EWG) has taken delivery of B737-8 OK-TSO (35793 / 2428) on wet-lease from Smartwings (TVS) and ferried from Prague (PRG) to Cologne (CGN) prior to entering service.

GOL Linhas Aereas (GLO) B737 MAX 8 PS-GRJ (44040 / 9129) made its first flight at Renton (RNT) and ferried to Boeing Field (BFI).

JetBlue Airways (JBU) ferried A321-2 N981JT (7692) from Macon (MCN) to Boston (BOS) after painting.

United Airlines (UAL) ferried B737-8 N77258 (30802 / 708) from Amarillo (AMA) to Houston (IAH) after painting.

Maintenance

Summit Air (SUT) ferried Avro RJ85 C-FERJ (E2290) from Keflavik (KEF) to Cranfield (QKT).