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Airbus needs near‑record December run to hit revised 2025 delivery target of ~790

Airbus delivered 72 aircraft in November, bringing year‑to‑date handovers to 657 and leaving it needing 133 deliveries in December to reach a revised 2025 target of about 790. The cut follows a fuselage‑panel supplier quality issue on A320s that requires additional checks.

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AeroTime

Vietjet takes delivery of 22 Boeing, Airbus and COMAC aircraft in largest fleet expansion Vietjet will take delivery of 22 aircraft before year‑end — a mix of Boeing, Airbus and COMAC types — marking the carrier's largest single fleet expansion to date. The handovers are intended to broaden capacity and frequency across Southeast Asia and support growth on regional international routes.

2025-12-05T04:28:23.390599-08:00

Vietjet takes delivery of 22 Boeing, Airbus and COMAC aircraft in largest fleet expansion

FlightGlobal

Undisclosed eight‑ship A350‑1000 order lifts Airbus annual net to 700; IndiGo and Etihad add A350‑900 and A330‑900neo units An undisclosed customer’s November order for eight A350‑1000s pushed Airbus’s net commercial orders for the year to 700, the company reported. Airbus’s monthly figures also list 30 A350‑900s for IndiGo (bringing its A350‑900 commitments to 60) and six A330‑900neos for Etihad.

2025-12-05T00:23:24.234683-08:00

Undisclosed eight‑ship A350‑1000 order lifts Airbus annual net to 700; IndiGo and Etihad add A350‑900 and A330‑900neo units

Cargo Facts

Kalitta Air to deploy 777-300ERSF on U.S.–Japan transpacific runs supporting Japan Airlines Kalitta Air will deploy its newest Boeing 777-300ERSF into commercial service, operating transpacific rotations between the United States and Japan to support Japan Airlines' cargo operations. The move places the IAI-converted 777-300ERSF onto U.S.–Japan routes, increasing widebody freighter capacity on that lane.

2025-12-04T16:47:49.048686-08:00

Kalitta Air to deploy 777-300ERSF on U.S.–Japan transpacific runs supporting Japan Airlines

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Airbus needs near‑record December run to hit revised 2025 delivery target of ~790 Airbus delivered 72 aircraft in November, bringing year‑to‑date handovers to 657 and leaving it needing 133 deliveries in December to reach a revised 2025 target of about 790. The cut follows a fuselage‑panel supplier quality issue on A320s that requires additional checks.

2025-12-04T15:12:04.110289-08:00

Airbus needs near‑record December run to hit revised 2025 delivery target of ~790

Airline Economics

Titan delivers first of two A330-200P2F freighters to JD Airlines; second due H1 2026 Titan Aviation Leasing has delivered the first of two Airbus A330‑200P2F freighters to JD Airlines, the cargo arm of Chinese e‑commerce group JD.com, on a long‑term lease. A second A330‑200P2F is scheduled for delivery in H1 2026 and both aircraft will be managed by Titan.

2025-12-04T08:11:34.864068-08:00

Titan delivers first of two A330-200P2F freighters to JD Airlines; second due H1 2026

AeroTime

Indian Navy to receive first four Rafale M carrier fighters in 2029 under 26-aircraft deal with France India expects delivery of the first four Rafale M carrier fighters in 2029 as part of a 26-aircraft purchase from France. The acquisition marks a major step in modernising Indian naval aviation and expanding the navy’s carrier-based strike and air-defence capability.

2025-12-04T06:29:21.558068-08:00

Indian Navy to receive first four Rafale M carrier fighters in 2029 under 26-aircraft deal with France

AeroTime

Wizz Air CEO on A321XLR downgrade, 'Wizz Class' trial and how the airline got its name Wizz Air CEO József Váradi told AeroTime the carrier has trimmed its A321XLR commitments, will pilot a December trial of a premium "Wizz Class" product and discussed the origins of the airline's name, reflecting a shift in fleet timing and experiments with monetising premium demand.

2025-12-04T06:03:32.804927-08:00

Wizz Air CEO on A321XLR downgrade, 'Wizz Class' trial and how the airline got its name

AirInsight

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Delta and United face complex 757 retirements as MAX 10 delays and no mid‑market replacement emerge Delta Air Lines and United Airlines are confronting drawn‑out, operationally complex retirements of Boeing 757s after the MAX 10's delays and the absence of a true mid‑market successor left airlines without a direct replacement. The gap complicates network planning, capacity decisions and timing for fleet renewal across premium narrow‑body routes.

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Delta and United face complex 757 retirements as MAX 10 delays and no mid‑market replacement emerge

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