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Air Cambodia signs for up to 20 Boeing 737 MAX (10 firm) — carrier's first Boeing order

Air Cambodia has signed for up to 20 Boeing 737 MAX narrowbodies — including 10 firm 737-8s — marking the Cambodian carrier's first Boeing order. Announced at the Singapore Airshow, the deal will support fleet growth and a move away from Airbus narrowbodies.

2026-02-02T23:16:18.147748-08:00

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Qantas and Cathay push A321 comfort over capacity as Qantas reconfigures fourth A321XLR (VH-OGD)

2026-02-02T22:33:21.602538-08:00

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Uganda Airlines launches CEO search after Museveni removes leader amid CID probe

2026-02-02T23:53:56.161016-08:00

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Textron sees turboprop and business‑jet sales gain momentum in Asia

2026-02-02T23:16:22.457197-08:00

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South Korea's first Embraer C-390 Millennium enters final assembly at Singapore Airshow Embraer announced at the Singapore Airshow that the Republic of Korea Air Force's first C-390 Millennium military transport has reached the final stage of assembly, positioning the aircraft for an imminent Asia debut and advancing ROKAF's tactical airlift procurement timeline.

2026-02-03T00:34:39.018868-08:00

South Korea's first Embraer C-390 Millennium enters final assembly at Singapore Airshow

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Uganda Airlines launches CEO search after Museveni removes leader amid CID probe Uganda Airlines' board has opened a formal recruitment for a new chief executive after President Museveni moved to remove Jenifer Bamuturaki following State House inquiries and a CID corruption probe. Chair Priscilla Mirembe Serukka says the carrier seeks a leader to restore profitability and stabilize governance.

2026-02-02T23:53:56.161016-08:00

Uganda Airlines launches CEO search after Museveni removes leader amid CID probe

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Textron sees turboprop and business‑jet sales gain momentum in Asia Textron reports strengthening demand for its turboprops and business jets across Asia, with sales momentum picking up among regional carriers and corporate operators. The trend points to rising preference for smaller, efficient aircraft to serve intra‑regional routes and business travel in the Asia‑Pacific market.

2026-02-02T23:16:22.457197-08:00

Textron sees turboprop and business‑jet sales gain momentum in Asia

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Air Cambodia signs for up to 20 Boeing 737 MAX (10 firm) — carrier's first Boeing order Air Cambodia has signed for up to 20 Boeing 737 MAX narrowbodies — including 10 firm 737-8s — marking the Cambodian carrier's first Boeing order. Announced at the Singapore Airshow, the deal will support fleet growth and a move away from Airbus narrowbodies.

2026-02-02T23:16:18.147748-08:00

Air Cambodia signs for up to 20 Boeing 737 MAX (10 firm) — carrier's first Boeing order

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Qantas and Cathay push A321 comfort over capacity as Qantas reconfigures fourth A321XLR (VH-OGD) Airlines are dialing back Airbus A321 'space efficiency' by prioritising passenger comfort: Qantas and Cathay Pacific are fitting A321s with fewer seats and more legroom, and Qantas' fourth A321XLR (VH-OGD), due for delivery shortly, arrives with a major cabin reconfiguration.

2026-02-02T22:33:21.602538-08:00

Qantas and Cathay push A321 comfort over capacity as Qantas reconfigures fourth A321XLR (VH-OGD)

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Aurora to receive first Il-114-300 regional turboprops in Q1 2027

2026-02-02T21:54:20.919372-08:00

Aurora to receive first Il-114

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Hunnu Air eyes Southeast Asia, India and Central Asia after Embraer E2 fleet modernisation Following a fleet modernisation that introduced Embraer E2 aircraft, Mongolia's Hunnu Air is exploring expansion into Southeast Asia, India and Central Asia. The carrier says the upgraded E2 fleet underpins plans for new international services and regional capacity growth as it reassesses route and frequency options.

2026-02-02T21:37:46.825786-08:00

Hunnu Air eyes Southeast Asia, India and Central Asia after Embraer E2 fleet modernisation

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India cuts aircraft parts duties and pairs budget reforms with Air India orders to kickstart domestic plane building New Delhi has cut duties on aircraft parts and used the 2026–27 Union Budget to back civil‑aviation manufacturing with higher capex and tax reforms. Combined with demand signals such as Air India's 30‑jet Boeing order announced at Wings India, the measures aim to lower airline costs and accelerate local assembly.

2026-02-02T20:13:53.035931-08:00

India cuts aircraft parts duties and pairs budget reforms with Air India orders to kickstart domestic plane building

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Air Cambodia signs for up to 20 Boeing 737 MAX (10 firm) — carrier's first Boeing order

Qantas and Cathay push A321 comfort over capacity as Qantas reconfigures fourth A321XLR (VH-OGD)

Uganda Airlines launches CEO search after Museveni removes leader amid CID probe

Textron sees turboprop and business‑jet sales gain momentum in Asia

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