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August 2021 has been a HUGE month for airline fleet developments as we slowly see signs of industry recovery. In this video, we travel around the world and look at what's happening with major airline fleets.

What's in our video:
0:32 - SkyWest Airlines Embraer Order:
Skywest Airlines has signed a deal with Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer for 16 E175 planes. The Embraers will start landing at Skywest in mid-2022.

1:01 - Akasa Air Potential 737 MAX Order
India’s newest startup airline, Akasa Air, has shown an interest in ordering up to 100 Boeing 737 MAXs.

1:31 - Air Tanzania DeHavilland Dash 8 Q400 Delivery
Air Tanzania has taken delivery of the last DeHavilland Dash 8 Q400 to be built for the foreseeable future. The program is currently indefinitely suspended as the Canadian manufacturer suffers from decreased demand for its aircraft.

1:55 - British Airways Retires Olympic Flame Airbus A319
British Airways has retired the Airbus A319 that flew the Olympic Flame to the United Kingdom when London hosted the Olympic Games in 2012.

2:32 - Helvetic Airways Fleet Renewal Complete
Helvetic Airways has completed its ambitious fleet renewal project, with the final E195-E2 touching down in Switzerland on Sunday.

2:53 - Pobeda Cancels 20 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft
Russian low-cost sensation Pobeda has officially canceled its firm contracts for 20 Boeing 737 MAX jets, the carrier announced at the beginning of the week.

3:17 - Alaska Airlines Exercises Options For 12 More Boeing 737 MAX 9s
Seattle-based Alaska Airlines has announced that it will convert 12 more Boeing 737 MAX 9 options into firm orders.

3:42 - Korean Air Will Retire The Airbus A380 Within 5 Years
Korean Air will retire the Airbus A380 within five years. The airline’s CEO Walter Cho confirmed the fate of the giant of the skies during an interview with aviation publication FlightGlobal.

3:56 - Qantas A380 Future Plans
A bullish Qantas is recalling five A380s as soon as July 2022. At the same time, Qantas is eyeing gradually resuming international flights as soon as December.

4:26 - Japan Airlines Now Has Ten Airbus A350s In Service
The tenth Airbus A350-900 was handed over to Japan Airlines inAugust. JA10XJ was ferried from Toulouse to Tokyo Haneda on Thursday.

4:40 - Delta A321neo Plans
Delta Air Lines announced that it had augmented its order for Airbus A321neo aircraft by 30 jets. The airline is exercising options to pursue fleet renewal and replacement strategies and to bolster its hub network.

5:10 - LATAM Brazil Takes Its First Boeing 787 Dreamliner
In August, LATAM Brazil received its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner, coming from its Chilean sister. The widebody will help LATAM push its long-haul connectivity from the Brazilian market, following the surprising lease rejection of the former Airbus A350XWB fleet.

5:50 - Air New Zealand Sets Out Fleet Simplification Plan Ditching 777-300ERs
Air New Zealand confirmed during its end-of-year results that it will be simplifying its fleet over the coming years. By the end of 2028, the airline will operate just two aircraft types in its main fleet: Boeing 787s and Airbus A320s. Its turboprop fleet will stay the same.

6:27 - Virgin Australia Adds Nine Boeing 737-800s To Its Fleet
Betting on an uptick in domestic air travel, Virgin Australia is adding nine Boeing 737-800s to its fleet.

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