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Malaysia Aviation Group Confirms Order for Up to 60 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

Malaysia Aviation Group has placed a firm order for 30 Boeing 737 MAX jets, including 18 737-8s and 12 737-10s, and secured options for an additional 30. This move reinforces their fleet modernization efforts and signifies Malaysia Airlines' first introduction of lie-flat business class seats on narrowbody aircraft.

2025-03-20T22:43:34.702787-07:00

Aviation Source

Jackson Square Aviation Places First Direct Order for 50 Airbus A320neo Jets

2025-03-11T19:15:09.740147-07:00

FlightGlobal

Aegean Airlines Expands Airbus Order by Eight A321neos

2025-03-14T06:43:43.228869-07:00

AeroTime

Eurowings Embarks on Historic Fleet Revamp with 40 Boeing 737 MAX 8 Jets

2025-01-20T06:47:48.416672-08:00

Airbus A320 News Timeline

FlightGlobal

Hong Kong Tightens Lithium-Ion Rules Post-A320 Incident Following an in-flight fire involving suspected lithium-battery power banks on an Airbus A320 over China, Hong Kong's Civil Aviation Department has imposed stricter regulations on carrying lithium-ion devices. The move underscores the authority's concern over recent aircraft safety incidents linked to these batteries.

2025-03-24T04:51:26.968004-07:00

Hong Kong Tightens Lithium-Ion Rules Post-A320 Incident

Reuters

Airbus and Boeing Ramp Up Jet Output with Advanced Materials Airbus and Boeing are set to significantly increase production to 100 jets per month, focusing on using lightweight plastic components and robotic assembly to meet future demand and efficiency goals.

2025-03-24T02:45:46.471454-07:00

Airbus and Boeing Ramp Up Jet Output with Advanced Materials

Leeham News

Airbus Faces Delivery Delays for A320neo and A350 Amid High Demand Airbus continues to experience challenges in meeting delivery schedules for its A320neo and A350 models. High demand has left production stretched, with order books sold out until the early 2030s. Customer dissatisfaction grows as delays impact airline operations and planning.

2025-03-23T22:22:31.838750-07:00

Airbus Faces Delivery Delays for A320neo and A350 Amid High Demand

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Malaysia Aviation Group Confirms Order for Up to 60 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft Malaysia Aviation Group has placed a firm order for 30 Boeing 737 MAX jets, including 18 737-8s and 12 737-10s, and secured options for an additional 30. This move reinforces their fleet modernization efforts and signifies Malaysia Airlines' first introduction of lie-flat business class seats on narrowbody aircraft.

2025-03-20T22:43:34.702787-07:00

Malaysia Aviation Group Confirms Order for Up to 60 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

FlightGlobal

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Hong Kong Airlines Flight HX115 Diverts to Fuzhou After Bin Fire On March 20, a Hong Kong Airlines Airbus A320, operating flight HX115, diverted to Fuzhou following an overhead bin fire. The crew successfully extinguished the blaze using water and juice cartons. The incident underscores ongoing safety concerns regarding lithium-ion batteries in carry-on luggage.

2025-03-20T03:39:35.371088-07:00

Hong Kong Airlines Flight HX115 Diverts to Fuzhou After Bin Fire

AeroTime

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Air India Debuts Retrofitted A320neo in Major Fleet Overhaul Air India has launched its first retrofitted Airbus A320neo, registered as VT-EXN, with a new cabin configuration and livery as part of a $400 million program to update 27 narrowbody aircraft by 2025. The overhaul includes new seating classes and improved passenger amenities.

2025-03-17T08:31:23.556003-07:00

Air India Debuts Retrofitted A320neo in Major Fleet Overhaul

AeroTime

Longest Narrowbody Flights in 2025: Over Eight Hours in the Air Narrowbody aircraft are increasingly being utilized for flights exceeding eight hours, raising questions about the practicality and passenger experience on single-aisle aircraft over extended durations. This trend reflects evolving airline strategies and advances in aircraft efficiency.

2025-03-15T23:07:25.964164-07:00

Longest Narrowbody Flights in 2025: Over Eight Hours in the Air

Airways Magazine

PIA A320 Lands Safely Despite Missing Wheel; Investigation Underway A Pakistan International Airlines A320 flight from Karachi to Lahore successfully landed despite a missing rear wheel. The wheel was located at Karachi Airport, prompting an investigation into whether it detached mid-flight or was never installed. Authorities are exploring possible causes, including theft.

2025-03-15T07:33:04.079811-07:00

PIA A320 Lands Safely Despite Missing Wheel; Investigation Underway

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