American Airlines said it has moved up the delivery of six additional Boeing 737-800 aircraft into the first half of 2009.
Brazil’s largest airline, TAM, said it agreed to buy 22 A350 extra wide body jets from Airbus for delivery from 2013 to 2018. In a statement, TAM said it also acquired an option to purchase 10 more of the A350 jets and exercised an existing option to buy four A330 jets to be delivered by Airbus in 2010 and 2011.
Delta Air Lines hopes to expand its service from New York (Kennedy Airport) to the Caribbean and Latin America with five new nonstop routes for the winter season.
This winter, Lufthansa customers will benefit from additional services to South America. From 28 October 2007, when the winter timetable goes into effect, Lufthansa will operate five nonstop flights a week from Frankfurt to Buenos Aires and will thus once again be offering a direct connection to Argentina, without a stopover.
The EMBRAER 190 jet will fly for the first time with a Mexican company as AeroMexico will operate four of the aircraft under an operational leasing contract with GE Commercial Aviation Services. This order was already included in Embraer’s backlog.
Copa Airlines, a subsidiary of Copa Holdings, took delivery today of its seventh EMBRAER 190 aircraft, bringing its fleet total to 31. The airline is scheduled to take delivery of five additional EMBRAER’s this year, to close out 2007 with 11 EMBRAER 190 aircraft.




