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Reuters • Rajesh Kumar Singh

Airlines return grounded jets to service, but engine-crisis costs persist

Airlines are gradually restoring grounded aircraft to service after a years-long engine crisis, improving fleet availability while facing a slower financial recovery. The costs of repairs, maintenance and prolonged downtime continue to weigh on operators even as aircraft return to active fleets.

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2026-08-14T03:20:21.184062-07:00

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AINonline • Hanneke Weitering

Beta Is Turning Its eVTOL Competitors into Customers

By AINonline: Component sales boosted Beta’s second-quarter revenue.

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2026-08-14T03:21:16.283115-07:00

Europe Airports Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management Policy & Regulation Airlines

AeroTime • Ian Molyneaux

BA owner questions price tag of Heathrow’s third runway in evidence to committee

By AeroTime: British Airways owner IAG said there are "serious questions" about the cost attached to Heathrow's planned expansion and third runway in committee evidence.

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2026-08-14T03:34:58.555665-07:00

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Bloomberg • Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos

Boeing Analysts Turn Most Bullish Since 2022 on ‘Momentum Shift’

By Bloomberg: Boeing Co.’s efforts to turn around its business are getting a loud cheer from Wall Street, as analysts this week turned the most bullish on the company in nearly four years.

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2026-08-14T03:50:42.377758-07:00

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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Boeing completes 787 tests with shorter engine inlet

By Air Data News: Modified Trent 1000 nacelle could reduce fuel consumption without increasing noise, according to Boeing has completed a series of flight tests with a 787-9 equipped with a shorter engine inlet , a technology that could reduce the weight and aerodynamic drag of future turbofan nacelles.

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2026-08-14T04:05:33.593085-07:00

Airline Industry & Market Trends Air Canada Airlines

Reuters • Allison Lampert

Air Canada Expects Record September and October Revenue as Premium Travelers Avoid Summer Heat

By Reuters: Air Canada's revenue for September and October is ‌likely to break records for the two months as more premium travelers avoid the heat and summer crowds in Europe and Japan, a senior executive said.

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2026-08-14T03:20:22.157212-07:00

Saudi Arabia Middle East Airline Industry & Market Trends Airlines

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Air Arabia expects third-quarter debut for Saudi airline venture

By FlightGlobal: Budget carrier and investment partners granted rights last year to establish operator in Dammam. Middle Eastern budget carrier Air Arabia is expecting to commence operations with its new Saudi Arabian venture in the third quarter of this year.

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2026-08-14T01:35:13.939468-07:00

Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

First serial MC-21-310 flown to Moscow for customer painting preparation

By FlightGlobal: Production-standard twinjet undertakes long-distance flight days after maiden sortie. Russia’s United Aircraft has flown the initial serially-built Yakovlev MC-21-310 to Moscow for testing and preparation for painting in customer colours.

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2026-08-14T00:36:12.654420-07:00

Airlines return grounded jets to service, but engine-crisis costs persist

Beta Is Turning Its eVTOL Competitors into Customers

BA owner questions price tag of Heathrow’s third runway in evidence to committee

Boeing Analysts Turn Most Bullish Since 2022 on ‘Momentum Shift’

Boeing completes 787 tests with shorter engine inlet

Air Canada Expects Record September and October Revenue as Premium Travelers Avoid Summer Heat

Air Arabia expects third-quarter debut for Saudi airline venture

First serial MC-21-310 flown to Moscow for customer painting preparation

Boeing completes 787 tests with shorter engine inlet

Boeing Analysts Turn Most Bullish Since 2022 on ‘Momentum Shift’

BA owner questions price tag of Heathrow’s third runway in evidence to committee

Beta Is Turning Its eVTOL Competitors into Customers

Air Canada Expects Record September and October Revenue as Premium Travelers Avoid Summer Heat

Airlines get grounded jets flying again, but engine bills linger

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