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Gulf Air signs LOI for JetZero Z4 blended-wing-body; Japan Airlines backs program as JetZero expands Wichita engineering footpri

Gulf Air has signed a letter of intent for an undisclosed number of JetZero Z4 blended-wing-body aircraft, with preferential delivery positions targeted in the early 2030s, becoming the type’s first airline customer outside the U.S. JetZero also secured Japan Airlines support and plans to open an engineering office at Wichita State University’s Innovation Campus this year.

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2026-07-21T04:42:59.432110-07:00

Reuters

Boeing asks US to press EU for transparency on €3B Airbus loan, risking renewed jet-subsidy trade tensions

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2026-07-21T03:08:40.966997-07:00

FlightGlobal

De Havilland relaunches Short C-23 Sherpa at Farnborough, seeking orders for an updated multi-mission turboprop

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2026-07-21T03:10:06.677928-07:00

CNBC

Boeing and Airbus position next-generation narrow-body programs as market waits for delivery and production delivery

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2026-07-21T01:40:51.351782-07:00

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Gulf Air signs LOI for JetZero Z4 blended-wing-body; Japan Airlines backs program as JetZero expands Wichita engineering footpri Gulf Air has signed a letter of intent for an undisclosed number of JetZero Z4 blended-wing-body aircraft, with preferential delivery positions targeted in the early 2030s, becoming the type’s first airline customer outside the U.S. JetZero also secured Japan Airlines support and plans to open an engineering office at Wichita State University’s Innovation Campus this year.

2026-07-21T04:42:59.432110-07:00

Gulf Air signs LOI for JetZero Z4 blended-wing-body; Japan Airlines backs program as JetZero expands Wichita engineering footpri

FlightGlobal

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De Havilland relaunches Short C-23 Sherpa at Farnborough, seeking orders for an updated multi-mission turboprop De Havilland Canada brought the Short C-23 Sherpa back to Farnborough for a second-day international pitch, 50 years after the type’s 1974 debut. The company is aiming to reintroduce the multi-use utility turboprop—positioned for fresh military and government demand—via interest in an updated variant.

2026-07-21T03:10:06.677928-07:00

De Havilland relaunches Short C-23 Sherpa at Farnborough, seeking orders for an updated multi-mission turboprop

Reuters

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Boeing asks US to press EU for transparency on €3B Airbus loan, risking renewed jet-subsidy trade tensions Boeing has urged the U.S. government to push the EU for transparency regarding a record €3 billion ($3.43 billion) loan package to Airbus, according to Reuters. The move could resurface trade tensions after Boeing and Airbus nations extended a tariff truce tied to jet subsidies.

2026-07-21T03:08:40.966997-07:00

Boeing asks US to press EU for transparency on €3B Airbus loan, risking renewed jet-subsidy trade tensions

CNBC

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Boeing and Airbus position next-generation narrow-body programs as market waits for delivery and production delivery Boeing and Airbus are preparing their next narrow-body aircraft programs, but airlines and investors are still prioritizing near-term outcomes: production stability, delivery volumes and the performance of current fleets. The shift underlines how execution risk on existing programs continues to shape buying decisions.

2026-07-21T01:40:51.351782-07:00

Boeing and Airbus position next-generation narrow-body programs as market waits for delivery and production delivery

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India’s Alliance Air weighs Embraer order to refresh/expand regional capacity India’s Alliance Air is reportedly considering an order for Embraer aircraft, a potential step toward fleet renewal and/or capacity expansion in the regional market. The move would signal continued demand for Embraer’s narrowbody and turboprop offerings among Indian regional operators.

2026-07-21T00:08:28.184773-07:00

India’s Alliance Air weighs Embraer order to refresh/expand regional capacity

AINonline

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NATO Allies Push New Multinational Fleets to Meet AEW and Airlift Requirements NATO member coalitions are accelerating proposals for new multinational fleets designed to close collective gaps in airborne early warning (AEW) and airlift capabilities. The focus is on enabling shared deployment of AEW and strategic/tactical airlift assets to support alliance operations across member priorities.

2026-07-20T23:41:45.903334-07:00

NATO Allies Push New Multinational Fleets to Meet AEW and Airlift Requirements

AirInsight

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Emirates rejects delivery of 10 early-build 777-9 aircraft due to certification-specification gaps Emirates has rejected delivery of 10 early-build Boeing 777-9 jets, saying the airframes would require extensive modifications to meet certified aircraft specifications. The decision underscores scrutiny over configuration readiness and certification compliance ahead of Emirates’ planned 777-9 entry into service.

2026-07-20T21:23:25.304863-07:00

Emirates rejects delivery of 10 early-build 777-9 aircraft due to certification-specification gaps

Reuters

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Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury: H1 deliveries up 15% as engine supplies stabilize, tracking toward 870 full-year aircraft Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury told CNBC that the manufacturer is on track for its full-year deliveries target of 870 aircraft. He pointed to a 15% increase in first-half deliveries driven by stabilization in engine supplies, supporting continued momentum into H2.

2026-07-20T17:22:59.343903-07:00

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury: H1 deliveries up 15% as engine supplies stabilize, tracking toward 870 full-year aircraft

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