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Avolon finalizes 140 Boeing 737-10 order, the largest 737 MAX purchase by a lessor

Avolon has signed its previously announced order for 140 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, with every jet specified as the largest variant, the 737-10. The deal is part of a broader agreement for 250 single-aisle and widebody aircraft unveiled in October.

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ch-aviation • Daniel Martinez Garbuno

Lufthansa Group and Portugal sign agreement for TAP

By ch-aviation: Lufthansa Group and the Portuguese government have signed an agreement for the German aviation conglomerate to acquire a 44.9% minority stake in TAP Air Portugal (TP, Lisbon) for EUR1.025 billion euros (USD1.15 billion).

2026-11-04T01:55:28.907600-08:00
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AINonline • Howard Hardee

Airbus Mulls the Case For Stretching Its A350 Airliner

By AINonline: More In Aircraft Beta Focusing Electric Airplane Sales on Cargo, Medical High fuel prices are steering operators toward electric aircraft Aircraft Gulfstream Puts G400 Test Aircraft Through Paces En Route to Certification It set a speed record from Miami to Las Vegas on the way to NBAA-BACE.

2026-11-04T03:04:53.051328-08:00
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FlightGlobal • Lizzie Rix

Air Mauritius lifts full-year profit to €79m but warns of fuel headwinds

By FlightGlobal: Carrier’s shareholders’ equity turns positive for the first time since the pandemic.Air Mauritius has reported a net profit of €78.6 million ($85.5 million) for the year to March 2026, helped by several one-off accounting gains as well as lower fuel prices and a strong euro.

2026-11-04T03:05:09.726556-08:00
Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

World's first A220 operator plans to retire entire fleet

By Air Data News: SWISS plans to eventually remove the Airbus A220 entirely from its fleet, a notable decision from the airline that introduced the aircraft into commercial service and has more experience with the type than any other operator.

2026-11-04T03:04:33.557568-08:00
ch-aviation • Paul Ash

IndiGo expects to receive first A350s in 2Q28

By ch-aviation: IndiGo Airlines (6E, Delhi International) expects to receive its first A350-900s from the second quarter of 2028, pushing back a previous 2027 estimate.

2026-11-03T22:35:07.728935-08:00