Taiwan's Starlux Airlines has placed an order for five more Airbus A350F freighters, the European planemaker said on Thursday. That doubles the initial order Starlux placed last year for five of the ...

The two airlines could be given warnings or fines for contravening the Civil Aviation Act (民用航空法), with the fine ranging from NT$600,000 to NT$3 million (US$18,309 to US$91,547). One penalty would be ...

STARLUX Airlines of Taiwan has placed a firm order with Airbus for five more A350F freighters. This doubles an initial order from the airline last year for five of the all-new cargo aircraft. The ...

Starlux Airlines plans to start a freighter fleet with the all-new Airbus A350 cargo jet, bringing welcome supply to a tight market. The post Taiwanese startup Starlux Airlines doubles down on Airbus ...

Starlux Airlines has firmed up options for five additional Airbus A350 freighters, doubling an initial order placed in 2024.

STARLUX Airlines, in partnership with Airbus, and Rolls-Royce, today announced the execution of an option for five A350F freighters, doubling its freighter fleet to 10 aircraft. This strategic ...

STARLUX Airlines, based in Taiwan, has confirmed a firm order with Airbus for an additional five A350F freighters. This new order effectively doubles the airline’s previous commitment made last ...

STARLUX Airlines of Taiwan has placed a firm order with Airbus for five more A350F freighters. This doubles an initial order from the airline last year for five of the all-new cargo aircraft.

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Asia’s hottest new airline, Taipei-based Starlux Airlines, officially welcomed Seattle (SEA) to its route network with thrice ...

STARLUX Airlines of Taiwan has placed a firm order with Airbus for five more A350F freighters. This doubles an initial order from the airline last year for five of the all-new cargo aircraft.

"STARLUX Airlines has continuously nurtured the cargo market since its inception, capitalizing on the strategic advantages offered by Taiwan’s geographical location," said STARLUX CEO Glenn Chai.