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Airbus books 204 orders in July but delivers 67 aircraft, leaving 90-jet monthly pace needed to meet 2026 target

Airbus booked 204 gross commercial aircraft orders in July, led by leasing deals with Chinese companies, while deliveries reached 67 jets to 39 customers. Year-to-date deliveries rose to 418, but the pace remains below last year and the first A350F delivery has slipped to late 2027.

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FAA orders 737 MAX structural inspections and proposes 787 Trent 1000 safety fix

The FAA is ordering inspections of nearly 500 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft for possible cracks in fuselage or door-related structural components, while proposing action to address a Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 issue that could lead to dual-engine uncontained failures on the 787. Spanish-language reports also cite seat-anchor inspections on 453 MAX aircraft.

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Fuel-cost shock splits airline results as Wizz Air and Cebu Pacific post losses while Cathay profits

Wizz Air reported a €183.3 million operating loss in its fiscal first quarter as fuel costs rose 39%, while Cebu Pacific also swung into the red after fuel expenses more than doubled. Cathay Group increased first-half profit to $795 million despite higher fuel costs, but faces a six-month A350 freighter delivery delay.

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STARLUX launches first European route with Taipei-Prague A350 service

STARLUX Airlines has begun its first European route, operating three weekly flights between Taiwan Taoyuan and Prague Václav Havel Airport with Airbus A350-900 aircraft. Chairman K.W. Chang personally piloted the inaugural flight, marking the Taiwanese carrier’s entry into the European market.

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IndiGo to return six leased 787s, pause European widebody service as it weighs next-generation Airbus and Boeing order

IndiGo will end its interim widebody operation with Norse Atlantic in October, returning six leased 787-9s and suspending London Heathrow service before its own A350s arrive. The airline is also evaluating future, not-yet-launched Airbus and Boeing aircraft for its next major fleet order.

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