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Air Astana signs MoU for up to 50 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft

Air Astana has signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus to acquire up to 50 A320neo-family narrowbodies — structured as 25 firm aircraft plus 25 options — in the carrier’s largest-ever fleet renewal, with deliveries starting in 2031 and continuing thereafter.

2025-11-21T00:33:00.077463-08:00

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flydubai splits narrowbody bet — 150 A321neos and MoU for 75 737 MAX (75 options) as carrier eyes up to 300 jets

2025-11-18T05:31:58.547046-08:00

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Airbus tops Dubai orderbook as Emirates places major Boeing 777X commitment

2025-11-21T03:07:34.813261-08:00

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Silk Way West doubles A350F commitment to four with firm order for two at Dubai Airshow

2025-11-19T00:19:51.619168-08:00

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Hungary completes C-390 fleet as Embraer delivers second aircraft to Kecskemét Embraer delivered the second and final C-390 Millennium multi‑mission transport to the Hungarian Air Force, with the aircraft arriving at Kecskemét air base on 21 November. The handover completes Hungary’s contracted two‑aircraft fleet, making it the first nation to receive all C‑390s and the second NATO operator.

2025-11-21T08:47:36.617325-08:00

Hungary completes C-390 fleet as Embraer delivers second aircraft to Kecskemét

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Boeing wins $877m SOCOM contract for MH-47G special-operations Chinooks Boeing's Vertical Lift division has won an $877 million contract from U.S. Special Operations Command to procure MH-47G special-operations Chinook helicopters. Based on prior pricing, the award likely covers about 18 aircraft and includes associated sustainment, logistics and engineering support elements.

2025-11-21T08:22:35.174421-08:00

Boeing wins $877m SOCOM contract for MH-47G special-operations Chinooks

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Boeing, Airbus and Embraer forecast 30,000‑aircraft Asia‑Pacific demand despite production delays Boeing, Airbus and Embraer this week projected the Asia‑Pacific region will need roughly 30,000 new aircraft over the coming decades, unveiling plans to capture rapid growth. The forecast arrives amid persistent OEM production delays and long backlogs that threaten delivery schedules and fleet‑planning timelines.

2025-11-21T07:25:53.964761-08:00

Boeing, Airbus and Embraer forecast 30,000‑aircraft Asia‑Pacific demand despite production delays

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IndiGo to invest $820M in finance arm to increase direct aircraft ownership IndiGo has approved a USD 820 million (Rs 7,294 crore) capital infusion into its wholly owned InterGlobe Aviation Financial Services IFSC unit to acquire aviation assets. The board-backed move aims to rebalance the carrier’s fleet financing mix toward greater direct ownership and away from operating leases.

2025-11-21T03:36:32.180181-08:00

IndiGo to invest $820M in finance arm to increase direct aircraft ownership

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Airbus tops Dubai orderbook as Emirates places major Boeing 777X commitment At the Dubai Airshow, Airbus led total commitments with roughly 200 orders versus Boeing's 184, while Boeing captured the single-largest transaction after Emirates committed to a major 777X purchase. ATR, De Havilland Canada and Embraer also announced deals, broadening commercial activity across segments.

2025-11-21T03:07:34.813261-08:00

Airbus tops Dubai orderbook as Emirates places major Boeing 777X commitment

AeroTime

Etihad outlines US$1bn product-investment, fleet and efficiency focus at Dubai Airshow At Dubai Airshow 2025 Etihad's COO said the airline will launch a US$1 billion product-investment programme while firming fleet plans and prioritising operational efficiency. Management presented the spend as targeted capital to lift product while optimising capacity and unit economics.

2025-11-21T03:07:34.809960-08:00

Etihad outlines US$1bn product-investment, fleet and efficiency focus at Dubai Airshow

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Airbus delivery shortfalls widen even as Boeing accelerates — duopoly tightens market recovery Airbus’s delivery shortfalls widened despite sustaining roughly a 1.9‑aircraft‑per‑day pace, while Boeing has accelerated deliveries beyond expectations. The shift reinforces a Boeing‑Airbus duopoly that signals industry recovery but sustains supply tightness for carriers, lessors and OEM backlog management.

2025-11-21T02:18:53.570288-08:00

Airbus delivery shortfalls widen even as Boeing accelerates — duopoly tightens market recovery

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Air Astana signs MoU for up to 50 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft Air Astana has signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus to acquire up to 50 A320neo-family narrowbodies — structured as 25 firm aircraft plus 25 options — in the carrier’s largest-ever fleet renewal, with deliveries starting in 2031 and continuing thereafter.

2025-11-21T00:33:00.077463-08:00

Air Astana signs MoU for up to 50 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft

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