Florida’s GLOBALX launches flight ops, details growth plans

Aruba Airlines secures A321 ACMI placement, exits last A320

US's GLOBALX secures long-term Cuba charter deal

GLOBALX (G6, Miami International) has signed a long-term charter agreement with Xael Charters to ply 14x weekly rotations from the United States to Havana International, Camagüey, Santa Clara de Cuba, and Holguin in Cuba.

"We are delighted to be working with Xael, the oldest and most successful Public Charter Operator to Cuba, and their outstanding team, to provide these much-needed public charters/charter flights for Cuban Americans who need to travel to Cuba, providing an important lifeline for the Cuban people," Chairman and Chief Executive Ed Wegel said.

The ch-aviation fleets advanced module shows that GLOBALX operates six A320-200s and two A321-200s in terms of its passenger fleet. It has also wet-leased another A321 from Aruba Airlines (AG, Aruba) to operate charter flights from Florida to Cuba.

US's GLOBALX takes first A321-200(P2F)

GLOBALX (G6, Miami International) took delivery of its first A321-200(P2F) on January 24, 2023, a few weeks behind schedule.

N410GX (msn 1199) was ferried from Kansas City International to Miami International after earlier conversion at San Antonio International. The carrier's second freighter, A321-200(PCF) N1438 (msn 1438), has already been converted but requires additional modification to secure FAA compliance. It will be re-registered as N411GX ahead of the delivery. GLOBALX hoped to take both aircraft by the end of 2022 as a part of its fleet growth programme okayed by the US Department of Transportation in November.

GLOBALX's second A321-200(P2F), N1207A (msn 1207), is undergoing maintenance at Montpellier, the ch-aviation fleets advanced module shows.

The carrier's first freighter will join the fleet of eight in-house passenger aircraft, including six A320-200s and two A321-200s. The airline also wet-leases one A321-200 from Aruba Airlines (AG, Aruba). It is planning to induct another A320 in February 2023. Its first A319-100 is undergoing gear maintenance ahead...

US's GLOBALX okayed to grow fleet, eyes Aruban ACMI