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Airbus to install Asia-Pacific’s first A220 full-flight simulator at Singapore training center

Airbus will add an A220 full-flight simulator at the Airbus Asia Training Centre in Singapore in 2027, expanding regional pilot-training capacity as operators including Qantas, Korean Air and Air Niugini prepare to operate the type. AirAsia is scheduled to begin receiving 150 A220s from 2028.

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Hainan Airlines to Deploy A321neo Internationally; Porter Expands London, Ontario Network

Hainan Airlines plans to introduce Airbus A321neo service on an international route from Beijing beginning in October 2026. Separately, Porter Airlines is adding four international routes from London, Ontario, during the Northern winter 2026/27 season, including scheduled service beginning in mid-fourth-quarter 2026.

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Fly91 close to ordering at least 20 ATR turboprops as India pushes regional connectivity

India’s Fly91 is nearing an order for at least 20 ATR turboprop aircraft, according to three sources familiar with the matter. The deal would support the startup’s fleet expansion and deepen its commitment to India’s regional aviation market, which is being encouraged through government subsidies for connectivity.

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First production Hürjet for Turkey flies as Saab begins Gripen F test campaign with Brazilian pilot

Turkish Aerospace has flown the first Hürjet advanced jet trainer built for the Turkish Air Force, marking the program’s move from prototypes toward operational production. Separately, Saab has conducted the maiden flight of the two-seat Gripen F, beginning Swedish testing ahead of delivery to Brazil.

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Luxair welcomes its first two company-owned Boeing 737-8s

Luxair has formally added its first two company-owned Boeing 737-8s to its fleet. The aircraft arrived separately: the first has already operated commercially for nearly two weeks, while the second reached Luxembourg only days before the airline’s announcement.

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Poland weighs Airbus A400M acquisition through European financing

Poland is considering acquiring Airbus A400M heavy transport aircraft using European financing, potentially adding a strategic airlift capability through a deal separate from its ongoing competition for a new medium transport aircraft. The two procurement tracks could address distinct requirements within Poland’s military airlift modernization.

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