Regional, Business & General Aviation

Oman Air

Oman Air

Source: Boeing


OMAN AIR AND GMF AEROASIA PURSUE MRO VENTURE

Thursday, November 12, 2026
Oman Air

Oman Air

Source: Boeing


MUSCAT - Flag carrier Oman Air and Indonesian Indonesian MRO specialist GMF AeroAsia have announced the launch of a new joint venture dubbed Oman GMF Technic that will aim to establish and build local MRO infrastructure and capacity in the country. Despite recent market disruptions borne of geopolitical events, long-term demand for MRO services is anticipated to continue rising across the Middle East over the coming years as the region consolidates and expands its position as a central hub of global commercial aviation activity. The new joint venture with GMF AeroAsia is intended to build out Oman's ability to capture and capitalize on the growth of this market segment. The joint venture aims to provide maintenance services to both Oman-based carriers and external clients.

 
Eve Air Mobility eVTOL

Eve Air Mobility eVTOL

Source: Eve Air Mobility


EVE AIR MOBILITY AND FLYBIS SIGN BINDING AGREEMENT FOR UP TO 12 EVTOLS IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL

Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Eve Air Mobility eVTOL

Eve Air Mobility eVTOL

Source: Eve Air Mobility


SÃO PAULO - Eve Air Mobility and FlyBIS Aviation have entered into a binding commercial contract for up to 12 electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

Building upon an earlier letter of intent, this arrangement consists of two confirmed orders alongside options to purchase 10 extra units. FlyBIS intends to utilize these aircraft to enhance regional and urban connectivity across Southern Brazil, specifically targeting prominent tourism and business hubs in Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. Both companies will continue collaborating on crucial operational factors like infrastructure, flight network strategy, and service integration to prepare for the introduction of commercial electric aviation in the area.

 
737 MAX 10

737 MAX 10

Source: Boeing


AVOLON FINALIZES ORDER FOR 140 BOEING 737-10 JETS

Wednesday, November 4, 2026
737 MAX 10

737 MAX 10

Source: Boeing


DUBLIN - Aircraft leasing company Avolon has officially locked in a historic agreement with Boeing to acquire 140 Boeing 737-10 airplanes, setting a new benchmark as the largest single-aisle 737 MAX purchase ever executed by an aircraft lessor.

This deal expands Avolon’s total unfilled pipeline of Boeing aircraft to well over 240 units. The transaction highlights a surging global demand within aviation finance for larger, fuel-efficient narrowbody aircraft, which currently represent the fastest-growing sector in commercial air travel. With a capacity of up to 230 passengers and a range reaching 3,100 nautical miles, the 737-10 bolsters Boeing's market standing, as lessors collectively account for roughly 20% of the manufacturer's total backlog.

 

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