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Emirates to deploy Airbus A380 on Dubai–Delhi from Oct 2026, adding Delhi as the airline’s third Indian A380 gateway

Emirates will introduce its Airbus A380 on flights between Dubai (DXB) and Delhi (DEL) starting 25 October 2026, complementing its existing A380 services to Mumbai and Bengaluru. In a broader India expansion, Kolkata will be served with an Airbus A350, strengthening the airline’s premium-network mix.

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2026-07-09T04:30:02.547450-07:00

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Bolivia rules out privatising BoA, pivots to fleet modernization to boost competitiveness

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2026-07-09T11:01:27.287152-07:00

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Kenya Airways in talks to add B777-200Fs (cargo) and expands fleet discussions with Boeing and Embraer

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2026-07-09T05:53:16.360303-07:00

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AJet to lease five Airbus A321neo aircraft from BOC Aviation, with 2028 deliveries

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2026-07-08T23:30:44.865353-07:00

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Air India to divest remaining A319-100s by YE26

2026-07-09T21:45:26.409243-07:00

Air India to divest remaining

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Bolivia rules out privatising BoA, pivots to fleet modernization to boost competitiveness Bolivia’s government said it will not privatise state-owned BoA—Boliviana de Aviación—and instead plans to modernise its ageing fleet. The move is intended to improve BoA’s competitiveness as Bolivia’s aviation market opens to greater competition.

2026-07-09T11:01:27.287152-07:00

Bolivia rules out privatising BoA, pivots to fleet modernization to boost competitiveness

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Used aircraft supply tightens as turboprop prices rise, but business jets fall

2026-07-09T10:44:36.349535-07:00

Used aircraft supply tightens

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Kenya Airways in talks to add B777-200Fs (cargo) and expands fleet discussions with Boeing and Embraer Kenya Airways is considering adding two or more Boeing 777-200 freighters to supplement its cargo fleet. The airline is also reportedly in discussions with Boeing about additional 737s and with Embraer about the E2, suggesting a broader aircraft strategy covering both cargo capacity and passenger fleet renewal.

2026-07-09T05:53:16.360303-07:00

Kenya Airways in talks to add B777-200Fs (cargo) and expands fleet discussions with Boeing and Embraer

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Emirates to deploy Airbus A380 on Dubai–Delhi from Oct 2026, adding Delhi as the airline’s third Indian A380 gateway Emirates will introduce its Airbus A380 on flights between Dubai (DXB) and Delhi (DEL) starting 25 October 2026, complementing its existing A380 services to Mumbai and Bengaluru. In a broader India expansion, Kolkata will be served with an Airbus A350, strengthening the airline’s premium-network mix.

2026-07-09T04:30:02.547450-07:00

Emirates to deploy Airbus A380 on Dubai–Delhi from Oct 2026, adding Delhi as the airline’s third Indian A380 gateway

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Rolls-Royce makes Trent XWB-84 Enhanced Performance (EP) the standard option for A350-900 builds Rolls-Royce has moved away from selling the baseline Trent XWB-84 in new sales campaigns, instead promoting the Enhanced Performance (EP) variant as the standard build for future A350-900 deliveries. The EP configuration is marketed as delivering roughly 1.8% fuel-burn savings versus the baseline.

2026-07-09T03:59:21.987129-07:00

Rolls-Royce makes Trent XWB-84 Enhanced Performance (EP) the standard option for A350-900 builds

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Half-time update: Airbus reports orders and deliveries on track toward its annual delivery target Airbus’ latest order and delivery release offers a mid-year “half-time” snapshot of how the OEM is progressing toward its annual delivery goal. The figures show the company’s current pace on production output and commercial demand, setting expectations for the second half.

2026-07-09T03:44:06.455014-07:00

Half-time update: Airbus reports orders and deliveries on track toward its annual delivery target

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Etihad and Saudia push for faster Airbus and Boeing delivery slots to manage aircraft availability Etihad and Saudia are seeking faster Airbus and Boeing production/delivery slots, signaling pressure to improve aircraft availability against near-term network and capacity plans. The push reflects how OEM delivery timing can directly affect airline growth, fleet deployment, and operational flexibility.

2026-07-09T00:17:32.149365-07:00

Etihad and Saudia push for faster Airbus and Boeing delivery slots to manage aircraft availability

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