Building on the success of ASL Airlines Australia‘s B737-800BCF operations last year, and the recent launch of operations at Western Sydney International Airport, we’re now taking the next step in our growth journey.
ASL has committed to adding four more aircraft to the ASL Airlines Australia fleet, further strengthening our existing B737-800BCF network and supporting the continued expansion of our Australia and New Zealand operations.
The aircraft have already been identified, with some transferring from ASL’s existing European fleet to the Australian AOC. This enables a streamlined transition, with the first aircraft expected to arrive in Australia soon and the full transfer programme progressing over the coming months.
Behind the scenes, the ASLA team has been preparing for this next phase for some time. Preparatory work is well underway, and the team is now ramping up to welcome the first of these aircraft within the next few weeks.
This is another important milestone for ASL Group in the region and a clear demonstration of our commitment to ongoing growth and expansion across Australia and New Zealand.
A huge credit to the ASLA team for the work already underway to prepare for this next stage.
