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Commercial Aviation’s COVID Recovery Hits Turbulence Amid Supply Chain and Labor Strains

The aviation industry’s rebound from the pandemic has stalled as chronic supply chain disruptions, protracted aircraft delivery delays, widespread labor shortages and rising material costs create a “great holding pattern” for carriers and manufacturers worldwide.

2025-07-23T07:47:16.873377-07:00

The Independent

Indonesia Revives Garuda 737 Max Order, Commits to 50 Boeing Jets in US Trade Deal

2025-07-15T22:56:48.296183-07:00

Air Data News

Condor orders four more A330-900neos, options for four additional jets

2025-07-17T03:07:10.645016-07:00

Aviation Week

United Airlines Pushes 737 MAX 10 Entry to 2027, Slowing Gauge Growth

2025-07-17T15:00:21.324572-07:00

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insidedefense.com

Senators Push Air Force to Restore Full MH-139 Grey Wolf Order Senate defense authorizers are pressing the Air Force to reverse its 2024 cut of MH-139 Grey Wolf helicopter orders, citing an urgent need to retire aging UH-1 Huey helicopters. The appeal comes as Congress seeks to ensure readiness and sustainment of the utility rotorcraft fleet.

2025-07-23T09:00:05.245942-07:00

Senators Push Air Force to Restore Full MH-139 Grey Wolf Order

FlightGlobal

Gulfstream to Hand Over First G800, Plans 13 Deliveries by End-2025 Gulfstream Aerospace will soon deliver the first of its G800 ultra-long-range business jets, following FAA and EASA certification. With supply-chain bottlenecks easing, the OEM is on schedule to deliver 13 G800s before the end of 2025, bolstering its position in the ultra-long-range segment.

2025-07-23T08:49:46.758273-07:00

Gulfstream to Hand Over First G800, Plans 13 Deliveries by End-2025

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Commercial Aviation’s COVID Recovery Hits Turbulence Amid Supply Chain and Labor Strains The aviation industry’s rebound from the pandemic has stalled as chronic supply chain disruptions, protracted aircraft delivery delays, widespread labor shortages and rising material costs create a “great holding pattern” for carriers and manufacturers worldwide.

2025-07-23T07:47:16.873377-07:00

Commercial Aviation’s COVID Recovery Hits Turbulence Amid Supply Chain and Labor Strains

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SLI inks firm order for 25 Beta ALIA CTOL electric aircraft SLI, Libra Group’s aerospace leasing arm, has placed a firm order for 25 ALIA CTOL electric aircraft from Beta Technologies. The deal expands SLI’s asset portfolio beyond space, enabling it to offer battery-powered conventional takeoff-and-landing planes for intra-city and regional operators, from sustainable travel to disaster relief missions.

2025-07-23T05:47:06.762520-07:00

SLI inks firm order for 25 Beta ALIA CTOL electric aircraft

Aviation Week

Tariffs Threaten Embraer’s Access to U.S. Regional Jet Market

2025-07-23T03:07:29.643602-07:00

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FlightGlobal

Guyana Defence Force takes delivery of Tecnam P2012 STOL to bolster remote operations Guyana Defence Force has taken delivery of Tecnam P2012 STOL twin turboprops to enhance its light transport and surveillance capabilities in jungle, riverine and mountainous regions. The acquisition strengthens the force’s capacity for agile, short-field operations across the country’s remote interior.

2025-07-22T22:47:40.964357-07:00

Guyana Defence Force takes delivery of Tecnam P2012 STOL to bolster remote operations

AINonline

Epic E1000 AX Turboprop Earns FAA Certification, Claims 333 kt Cruise Ahead of Deliveries Epic Aircraft's E1000 AX turboprop has received FAA type certification and entered production, with initial deliveries commencing this week. The upgraded model boasts a claimed maximum cruise speed of 333 knots, making it the fastest single-engine turboprop and reinforcing its role as a heavy-hauling speed merchant.

2025-07-22T10:03:37.597575-07:00

Epic E1000 AX Turboprop Earns FAA Certification, Claims 333 kt Cruise Ahead of Deliveries

m.economictimes.com

Indian Army Receives First Three AH-64E Apache Guardians After 15-Month Delay On 22 July 2025, the Indian Army took delivery of its first three AH-64E Apache Guardians from the US aboard an Antonov An-124 transport. Delayed by 15 months, the helicopters will enhance offensive strike and reconnaissance along the western border alongside the indigenous LCH Prachand.

2025-07-22T00:55:48.121385-07:00

Indian Army Receives First Three AH-64E Apache Guardians After 15-Month Delay

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