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Farnborough 2026: Airbus balances shareholder returns with clean-sheet plans as air mobility and Collaborative Combat Aircraft t

Farnborough International Airshow 2026 drew 141,580 visitors from 136 countries and generated 353 aircraft and 904 engine orders, underpinning $84.7bn in deals as attendance surged. The show also spotlighted rapid progress in air mobility and the rising prominence of Collaborative Combat Aircraft, while Airbus weighed shareholder returns against “clean-sheet” ambitions.

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Airbus chief Guillaume Faury flags “good hope” for further A400M airlifter orders via NATO pooled operations

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury says he sees “good hope” for additional A400M tactical airlifter orders through a currently seven-nation NATO initiative to cooperate on combined operations. Airbus officials expect the pooled A400M plan to translate into incremental procurement among participating allies.

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Farnborough 2026: Airbus balances shareholder returns with clean-sheet plans as air mobility and Collaborative Combat Aircraft t

Farnborough International Airshow 2026 drew 141,580 visitors from 136 countries and generated 353 aircraft and 904 engine orders, underpinning $84.7bn in deals as attendance surged. The show also spotlighted rapid progress in air mobility and the rising prominence of Collaborative Combat Aircraft, while Airbus weighed shareholder returns against “clean-sheet” ambitions.

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FlyPelican takes delivery of first BAe Jetstream 41 for 30-seat regional expansion

Australian regional operator FlyPelican has taken delivery of its first BAe Jetstream 41, aircraft N320UE (msn 41043), on July 25, 2026. The 30-seat aircraft delivery signals the start of the carrier’s planned entry into the turboprop market, with executive director Emil McCabe stating it will begin operations ahead of schedule.

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