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Spring is scheduled to begin Yamato operations in April 2024.įollowing the retirement of the A321s, Qatar Airways' narrowbody fleet currently consists solely of twenty-nine A320-200s. It already sports traces of Yamato-branded livery. The aircraft will re-enter service as a freighter with Spring as one of four A321-200(P2F)s operated on behalf of door-to-door delivery company Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd. The 12.4-year-old aircraft was the last of twelve A321-200s once operated by Qatar Airways. It was ferried from Doha to Ostrava on February 3, 2023, returned to Doha on February 13, and then was ferried via Bucharest Henri Coanda to Toulouse Francazal on February 21. Qatar Airways (QR, Doha Hamad International) retired its last A321-200 by the end of 2022 and has since transferred the aircraft for conversion into a freighter, ch-aviation research has revealed.Ī7-AID (msn 4530) operated its last revenue flight on behalf of the Qatari carrier on December 27, 2022, flying from Sharjah to Doha Hamad International, Flightradar24 ADS-B data shows. Qatar Airways retires last A321-200 - 01:44 UTC

On Saturday morning, as hostilities broke out in Sudan's capital, on the ground reports say the RSF took control of Khartoum Airport as jeeps laden with RSF armed fighters swarmed onto the aprons.įootage is circulating on social media showing black smoke billowing from both aircraft which were parked at remote.

The RSF are resisting a power sharing deal which will involve their integration into the SAF as part of a proposed transition to civilian rule. The fighting, which has spread outside Khartoum in recent days, is part of an ongoing civil war in Sudan and continuing hostilities between the paramilitary RSF and the SAF. During the fighting, two people were killed at Khartoum International Airport, while RPG fire and gunfire saw a Saudia (SV, Jeddah) A330-300 and SkyUp Airlines (PQ, Kyiv Boryspil) B737-800 go up in flames. Parked aircraft take fire as fighting engulfs Khartoum - 21:22 UTCĪt least 25 people are dead while at least two large commercial aircraft sustained heavy damage after Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudanese armed forces (SAF) clashed in Khartoum on Saturday, April 15. Following the collapse of Air Italy, the Qatari group returned all B737 MAX and said it would not be operating the type. It is the second time that Qatar Airways Group has taken leased B737-8s, although the first three delivered in 2019 (with a further two ready for delivery when the type was grounded in March of that year) were operated by its then 49%-owned subsidiary, Air Italy. The aircraft is the first of nine B737-8s originally destined for S7 Airlines (S7, Novosibirsk) which were recently picked up by the Qatari carrier. Qatar Airways has not filed the schedules for the type yet. Leased from Air Lease Corporation, A7-BSC (msn 43329) was delivered from Everett via Reykjavik Keflavik to Doha Hamad International but has yet to be inducted into revenue service, although it operated a test flight around the Qatari hub on April 16. Qatar Airways (QR, Doha Hamad International) took delivery of its first B737-8 on April 14, 2023. Qatar Airways takes first B737 MAX 8 - 02:31 UTC

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