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RoyalJet Secures Up to Nine Airbus ACJ320neo Jets Via MoU

RoyalJet, a prominent private jet operator from Abu Dhabi, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus Corporate Jets at MEBAA 2024. This agreement includes the potential acquisition of up to nine ACJ320neo aircraft, marking a strategic shift from Boeing to Airbus in their fleet expansion.

2024-12-11T03:03:17.545887-08:00

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Jazeera Airways Transforms Fleet by Purchasing Six A320ceo Aircraft

2024-12-10T21:55:49.154603-08:00

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EcoPulse Concludes Flight Tests, Advances Hybrid-Electric Propulsion

2024-12-10T10:47:44.673430-08:00

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JetBlue Launches Boston-Madrid and Edinburgh Routes in May 2025

2024-12-10T06:21:59.686604-08:00

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RoyalJet Secures Up to Nine Airbus ACJ320neo Jets Via MoU RoyalJet, a prominent private jet operator from Abu Dhabi, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus Corporate Jets at MEBAA 2024. This agreement includes the potential acquisition of up to nine ACJ320neo aircraft, marking a strategic shift from Boeing to Airbus in their fleet expansion.

2024-12-11T03:03:17.545887-08:00

RoyalJet Secures Up to Nine Airbus ACJ320neo Jets Via MoU

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Turkish Airlines Expands with A350-1000 for Australia Routes Turkish Airlines is set to enhance its Australia network by deploying a specialized Airbus A350-1000 fleet. This strategic move capitalizes on the range capabilities of their 15 ordered A350-1000 aircraft, potentially opening new market opportunities for the carrier.

2024-12-10T22:21:00.467653-08:00

Turkish Airlines Expands with A350-1000 for Australia Routes

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Jazeera Airways Transforms Fleet by Purchasing Six A320ceo Aircraft Kuwaiti carrier Jazeera Airways is transitioning from leasing to ownership of six Airbus A320ceo aircraft, addressing supply chain challenges and reducing costs. This strategic acquisition enhances growth and operational efficiency ahead of the airline's 20th anniversary.

2024-12-10T21:55:49.154603-08:00

Jazeera Airways Transforms Fleet by Purchasing Six A320ceo Aircraft

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Airbus Set to Secure Contract for French Maritime Patrol Aircraft The French Ministry of the Armed Forces is expected to finalize a risk-reduction contract with Airbus by year-end for the upcoming maritime patrol aircraft program, marking a significant milestone in enhancing France's surveillance capabilities.

2024-12-10T21:05:46.675071-08:00

Airbus Set to Secure Contract for French Maritime Patrol Aircraft

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Etihad Airways Debuts CSK-Livery A320neo on Chennai Route Etihad Airways has introduced a specially designed Chennai Super Kings livery on its A320neo, marking the aircraft's inaugural flight to Chennai from Abu Dhabi on December 10. This move symbolizes Etihad's strategic route expansion and partnership with the Indian Premier League team.

2024-12-10T15:01:42.362334-08:00

Etihad Airways Debuts CSK-Livery A320neo on Chennai Route

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FAA Certifies Airbus A321XLR for U.S. Carrier Operations The Federal Aviation Administration has granted the type certificate for Airbus's A321XLR model, paving the way for its integration into U.S. carrier fleets. This certification, confirmed in October, allows the aircraft to perform extended long-haul flights, potentially reshaping transcontinental and international route strategies.

2024-12-10T13:43:40.735229-08:00

FAA Certifies Airbus A321XLR for U.S. Carrier Operations

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EcoPulse Concludes Flight Tests, Advances Hybrid-Electric Propulsion The EcoPulse demonstrator, a collaborative effort by Daher, Safran, and Airbus, has completed its flight test campaign. It provided pivotal insights into hybrid-electric propulsion, aiding decarbonization targets. Key benefits include bridging current turbine engines with future electric propulsion, supporting sustainable aviation ambitions for 2050.

2024-12-10T10:47:44.673430-08:00

EcoPulse Concludes Flight Tests, Advances Hybrid-Electric Propulsion

Aviation Week

Russia's Former Airbus Facility Produces A321 Spares via Reverse Engineering A former Airbus site in Russia has commenced the production of spare parts for the A321's drainage system using reverse engineering methods. This development signals an adaptation to restrictions on sanctioned imports. The production aims to support Russian carriers maintaining their A321 fleets.

2024-12-10T10:32:32.648759-08:00

Russia's Former Airbus Facility Produces A321 Spares via Reverse Engineering

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