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Chinese airlines and AerCap signal renewed widebody demand with major Airbus and Boeing orders

Air China, Hainan Airlines and Shenzhen Airlines placed an order for 95 Airbus aircraft valued at $15.3 billion, reinforcing China’s fleet expansion plans. Separately, lessor AerCap ordered 15 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners to meet growing widebody demand and extend its already large 787 footprint.

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2026-07-22T15:02:41.989588-07:00

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Brazil’s Azul to add four more A321 freighters

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2026-07-22T14:17:53.848073-07:00

AeroTime

Cirrus TRAC10: company reworks an earlier trainer design into a three-seat aircraft with 100+ firm orders

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2026-07-22T12:08:08.634560-07:00

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Boeing faces B777X readiness delays as FAA accelerates B737 MAX/B787 certification and says the next narrowbody program is unlik

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2026-07-22T04:07:39.339538-07:00

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Chinese airlines and AerCap signal renewed widebody demand with major Airbus and Boeing orders Air China, Hainan Airlines and Shenzhen Airlines placed an order for 95 Airbus aircraft valued at $15.3 billion, reinforcing China’s fleet expansion plans. Separately, lessor AerCap ordered 15 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners to meet growing widebody demand and extend its already large 787 footprint.

2026-07-22T15:02:41.989588-07:00

Chinese airlines and AerCap signal renewed widebody demand with major Airbus and Boeing orders

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Brazil’s Azul to add four more A321 freighters Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras (AD) will expand its dedicated cargo operation, Azul Logística, with four additional Airbus A321-200(P2F) freighters based in São Paulo Viracopos.

2026-07-22T14:17:53.848073-07:00

Brazil’s Azul to add four more A321 freighters

AeroTime

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Cirrus TRAC10: company reworks an earlier trainer design into a three-seat aircraft with 100+ firm orders Cirrus says it has transformed a prior training-aircraft concept into the TRAC10, a three-seat trainer that is already backed by more than 100 firm orders. The company’s approach underscores its focus on turning early design work into a market-ready, training-focused platform.

2026-07-22T12:08:08.634560-07:00

Cirrus TRAC10: company reworks an earlier trainer design into a three-seat aircraft with 100+ firm orders

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Abra Group places up to 45 Embraer E195-E2 orders (20 firm), signaling renewed push for regional fleet segmentation in Latin Ame Abra Group has confirmed a major commitment to Embraer’s E195-E2, with 20 firm aircraft and options for up to 45. The deal underscores how operators are increasingly using regional jets to tailor fleet size and economics to sub-continental market needs.

2026-07-22T06:11:31.156009-07:00

Abra Group places up to 45 Embraer E195-E2 orders (20 firm), signaling renewed push for regional fleet segmentation in Latin Ame

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Boeing faces B777X readiness delays as FAA accelerates B737 MAX/B787 certification and says the next narrowbody program is unlik Emirates president Tim Clark said Boeing’s first B777X aircraft—produced earlier—will not be accepted due to substantial work still required after production. Separately, the FAA says it has increased Boeing-aircraft certification resources by 35%–40% and authorized airworthiness certificates for B737 MAX and B787 aircraft after the production process ends (effective July 20, 2026). Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg also indicated a successor to the B737 MAX is not expected until after financial stabilization, around the end of the decade.

2026-07-22T04:07:39.339538-07:00

Boeing faces B777X readiness delays as FAA accelerates B737 MAX/B787 certification and says the next narrowbody program is unlik

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Pratt & Whitney uses Farnborough to tout GTF A320 “AOG crisis” progress, hybrid-electric R&D and rising demand At FIA 2026, RTX’s Pratt & Whitney said it is on track to honor commitments to end the GTF A320 ground-aircraft-on-ground (AOG) crisis, citing a “dramatic” improvement. The company also announced GTF orders and commitments have already surpassed 800 this year, alongside hybrid-electric technology updates.

2026-07-22T02:44:15.679537-07:00

Pratt & Whitney uses Farnborough to tout GTF A320 “AOG crisis” progress, hybrid-electric R&D and rising demand

FlightGlobal

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Alfor proposes rapid, lower-cost freight aircraft conversion concept Alfor says its new concept for converting passenger aircraft to freighters can be deployed in as little as three months. The company positions the approach as a way to cut freight conversion costs and extend the working life of aging aircraft—aimed at improving fleet economics and supply.

2026-07-22T02:24:29.408956-07:00

Alfor proposes rapid, lower-cost freight aircraft conversion concept

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US export clearance for GE F110 engines enables KAAN fighter progress; Turkey advances Havelsan simulator orders as India target Turkish Aerospace’s KAAN program received US clearance for export of the General Electric-made F110 engines that will power the aircraft initially, removing a key geopolitical barrier to delivery. Separately, Turkish Airlines signed for additional Havelsan full-flight and training devices, while Indian reporting says HAL plans to raise annual Tejas MK-1A production to 30 aircraft with GE engine backing.

2026-07-22T01:43:05.415982-07:00

US export clearance for GE F110 engines enables KAAN fighter progress; Turkey advances Havelsan simulator orders as India target

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