ASKY to buy 737 MAX simulator, open MRO JV with Ethiopian
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Background ✨
ASKY Airlines expanded its Boeing 737 MAX 8 fleet in 2024, reaching four aircraft, and has outlined plans to use incoming capacity to support new West African routes and codeshare agreements with Mauritania Airlines, Afrijet Business Service, Air Senegal and Royal Air Maroc. It also expects to take delivery of two Boeing 787s in 2026 for intra-African and intercontinental services, including to Europe and Asia1 2 3.