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Europe   Aircraft Demand: Airline Distress & Consolidation   Aircraft Finance & Leasing   airBaltic   Airlines  
FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

airBaltic wins court approval for $162 million Chapter 11 financing

A U.S. bankruptcy court has authorized airBaltic to access $162 million in financing from an investor group, allowing Latvia’s flag carrier to maintain normal operations while restructuring under Chapter 11. The airline operates bases in Latvia, Estonia, Finland and Lithuania and is Europe’s largest Airbus A220 operator.

Also: Simple Flying, Airline Economics, AeroTime and Simple Flying
2026-09-16T04:35:26.379235-07:00
Air Cargo & Freight Logistics   Aircraft Finance & Leasing   Embraer  
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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Four years after program launch, Embraer E190F gains its second operator

By Air Data News: BermudAir will lease a single converted freighter. Program has only 25 firm orders and two aircraft BermudAir will become the second airline to operate Embraer's E190F converted freighter , more than four years after the Brazilian manufacturer launched a program that initially targeted a market of hundreds of aircraft.

Also: Airline Economics
2026-09-16T06:35:04.906480-07:00
Honeywell   Supply Chain   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)  
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FlightGlobal • Jon Hemmerdinger

Honeywell Aerospace rethinks outsourcing strategy, considers taking back some work

By FlightGlobal: Aerospace firms increasingly view insourcing as a means of addressing supply chain problems. In what appears an increasingly common trend, Honeywell Aerospace may look to take back some manufacturing it previously outsourced.

2026-09-16T06:35:50.298122-07:00
777X   Orders   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)   Asia-Pacific (APAC)   Airlines   Boeing   Boeing 737  
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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Korean Air locks in 103-jet Boeing order led by 737 MAX and 777X

By Air Data News: Record order for 103 aircraft converts a commitment announced in 2025 into a firm deal valued at US$36.2 Korean Air has finalized its order for 103 Boeing aircraft , converting a preliminary agreement announced in August 2025 into the largest aircraft order in the South Korean carrier's history.

Also: Aviation Week
2026-09-16T03:36:30.248300-07:00