Asia-Pacific airlines received 53 of the 124 commercial aircraft delivered during March 2019. Among Asia-Pacific countries, Chinese airlines acquired most deliveries with 32 new aircraft. Japanese airlines had eight new aircraft delivered, while Indian airlines only received three new aircraft. The deliveries to Asia-pacific included an Airbus A320neo, A320neo's, Boeing 737'800's and a single B787-900.

US based carrier, Hawaiian Airlines has launched the farthest-ever scheduled interstate-US airline route on the 4th of April with flight 90, a 8.200km stretch from Honolulu to Boston. The carrier has scheduled the outbound Honolulu-Boston flight for approximately 10 hours, with the return Boston-Honolulu flight scheduled for approximately 11.5 hours. Hawaiian will operate the flight five times weekly using their Airbus A330s.

The national carrier of Uganda, Uganda Airlines, has placed a firm order for two Airbus A330-800, the latest version of the most popular A330 wide-body airliner. The A330neo will bring an array of benefits to Uganda Airlines and its customers, offering excellent efficiencies combined with the most modern cabin, called the Airspace by Airbus cabin.The airline is planning to use the A330-800 to build its medium and long-haul network.