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AirInsight • Addison Schonland

Air India rejects delivery deferral claims amid $2.8B loss, Vistara drag, and 787-related fallout

Air India says it is not deferring aircraft deliveries, despite Gulf carriers looking to target its Boeing and Airbus slot access. The dispute is framed against financial pressure including a reported $2.8B loss, continued impact from Vistara, and knock-on effects tied to the 787 crash fallout.

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2026-07-03T06:30:02.701706-07:00

Bloomberg

Onex-backed AirSprint to add at least five large-cabin jets via Bombardier, Dassault or Gulfstream

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2026-07-03T05:45:03.271047-07:00

AeroTime

Air New Zealand returns final 787-9 Dreamliner from long-term storage, completing Trent 1000 shortage-driven recovery

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2026-07-03T01:44:14.049906-07:00

eVTOL Insights

MD Aircraft signs LOI with South Korea’s Solyu Company for up to 40 MDA1 aircraft

2 Sources

2026-07-03T00:14:04.726413-07:00

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Air India rejects delivery deferral claims amid $2.8B loss, Vistara drag, and 787-related fallout Air India says it is not deferring aircraft deliveries, despite Gulf carriers looking to target its Boeing and Airbus slot access. The dispute is framed against financial pressure including a reported $2.8B loss, continued impact from Vistara, and knock-on effects tied to the 787 crash fallout.

2026-07-03T06:30:02.701706-07:00

Air India rejects delivery deferral claims amid $2.8B loss, Vistara drag, and 787-related fallout

Bloomberg

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Onex-backed AirSprint to add at least five large-cabin jets via Bombardier, Dassault or Gulfstream Canada’s fractional operator AirSprint, backed by Onex Partners, plans to buy at least five large-cabin aircraft over the next few years, selecting among Bombardier, Dassault Aviation and Gulfstream. The fleet expansion underscores continued demand for premium fractional capacity ahead of AirSprint’s planned Onex-led ownership change.

2026-07-03T05:45:03.271047-07:00

Onex-backed AirSprint to add at least five large-cabin jets via Bombardier, Dassault or Gulfstream

AeroTime

6 sources

Air New Zealand returns final 787-9 Dreamliner from long-term storage, completing Trent 1000 shortage-driven recovery Air New Zealand has brought its last Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner out of long-term storage, ending the grounding of widebodies tied to Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engine shortages. The airline pairs the turnaround with new passenger-facing upgrades, including “sleep pods” optional for economy and premium economy long-haul.

2026-07-03T01:44:14.049906-07:00

Air New Zealand returns final 787-9 Dreamliner from long-term storage, completing Trent 1000 shortage-driven recovery

eVTOL Insights

2 sources

MD Aircraft signs LOI with South Korea’s Solyu Company for up to 40 MDA1 aircraft MD Aircraft GmbH said it has signed a Letter of Intent with Solyu Company, a South Korea-based aviation and technology firm headquartered in Seoul. The LOI covers a potential order for as many as 40 MDA1 aircraft, setting the stage for further commercial discussions tied to the MDA1 program.

2026-07-03T00:14:04.726413-07:00

MD Aircraft signs LOI with South Korea’s Solyu Company for up to 40 MDA1 aircraft

Air Data News

6 sources

Canada’s CC-330 Husky A330 MRTT completes maiden flight ahead of RCAF tanker entry into service in 2027 Airbus Defence and Space says the first Canadian-built CC-330 Husky (A330 MRTT) completed its maiden flight from its Getafe facilities, entering flight-test before planned Royal Canadian Air Force service in 2027. The development reflects Canada’s next-generation tanker/transport replacement program.

2026-07-02T23:17:00.796313-07:00

Canada’s CC-330 Husky A330 MRTT completes maiden flight ahead of RCAF tanker entry into service in 2027

ch-aviation

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Taiwan considers purchase of eight ATR 42-600s for VIP and inspection missions Taiwan is exploring an order for eight ATR 42-600 aircraft configured for VIP transport and inspection operations, according to the cluster coverage. The move would add a new turboprop capability to support government and mission-tailored aviation requirements.

2026-07-02T19:45:11.265291-07:00

Taiwan considers purchase of eight ATR 42-600s for VIP and inspection missions

Air Data News

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Embraer and Airbus delivery momentum: Embraer posts best Q2 in 16 years as it holds full-year guidance; Airbus delivers ~350 jet Embraer delivered 20 commercial aircraft in Q2 and 65 aircraft total, its strongest second-quarter performance in 16 years, while doubling commercial aviation deliveries versus the start of the year and keeping full-year delivery targets. Airbus, meanwhile, delivered about 350 jets in the first half as it ramped up output but continued to face supply chain challenges.

2026-07-02T14:30:07.480315-07:00

Embraer and Airbus delivery momentum: Embraer posts best Q2 in 16 years as it holds full-year guidance; Airbus delivers ~350 jet

FlightGlobal

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Avolon obtains Bohai Leasing approval to buy 11 Frontier-ordered Airbus A321neo jets for 2026–2027 deliveries International aircraft lessor Avolon has secured parent-level approval (Bohai Leasing) to acquire 11 Airbus A321neo aircraft from Frontier Airlines’ order book. The agreement signed June 30 covers delivery slots from November 2026 through June 2027, expanding Avolon’s leasing portfolio and orderbook.

2026-07-02T11:45:09.063038-07:00

Avolon obtains Bohai Leasing approval to buy 11 Frontier-ordered Airbus A321neo jets for 2026–2027 deliveries

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