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Embraer targets Malaysia as growth market for E2 family amid regional fleet shifts

Embraer has identified Malaysia as a promising market for its E2 family, saying the country's evolving airline landscape and fleet-strategy shifts make regional E-jets a strong fit. Senior executives signalled increased commercial focus on Malaysia as carriers reassess short- and medium-haul capacity.

2026-01-02T11:15:10.140332-08:00

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Biman Bangladesh board backs Boeing for fleet renewal — 10 787s and 4 737 MAX

2026-01-02T00:46:02.271131-08:00

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UAC revives stretched Yakovlev SJ-100 plan as import‑substituted jet advances through certification

2026-01-02T02:53:56.333083-08:00

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SUM Air takes delivery of first ATR72-600 leased from Avation

2026-01-02T02:15:04.134699-08:00

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Embraer targets Malaysia as growth market for E2 family amid regional fleet shifts Embraer has identified Malaysia as a promising market for its E2 family, saying the country's evolving airline landscape and fleet-strategy shifts make regional E-jets a strong fit. Senior executives signalled increased commercial focus on Malaysia as carriers reassess short- and medium-haul capacity.

2026-01-02T11:15:10.140332-08:00

Embraer targets Malaysia as growth market for E2 family amid regional fleet shifts

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UAC revives stretched Yakovlev SJ-100 plan as import‑substituted jet advances through certification United Aircraft has signalled plans for a stretched Yakovlev SJ-100 variant, reviving a family concept based on the twinjet as the import‑substituted Superjet 100 undergoes certification testing. Yakovlev's deputy managing director said the stretch responds to strong operator interest and market demand.

2026-01-02T02:53:56.333083-08:00

UAC revives stretched Yakovlev SJ-100 plan as import‑substituted jet advances through certification

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SUM Air takes delivery of first ATR72-600 leased from Avation South Korea's SUM Air has taken delivery of its first ATR72-600 (HL5264, msn 1745) from lessor Avation, delivered to South Korea on December 29 and placed on a 12‑year lease. The aircraft was acquired by Avation as part of a 2024 ten‑aircraft ATR order.

2026-01-02T02:15:04.134699-08:00

SUM Air takes delivery of first ATR72-600 leased from Avation

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Biman Bangladesh board backs Boeing for fleet renewal — 10 787s and 4 737 MAX Biman Bangladesh’s board has approved entering formal negotiations with Boeing to acquire 14 jets — ten 787 Dreamliners and four 737 MAX narrowbodies — ending a prolonged Airbus–Boeing competition. No contract is signed yet; pricing, financing and delivery schedules will be negotiated following the December board decision.

2026-01-02T00:46:02.271131-08:00

Biman Bangladesh board backs Boeing for fleet renewal — 10 787s and 4 737 MAX

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Outlook 2026: Airbus Holds 58% of Single-Aisle Market — A320neo 54% vs Boeing 737 MAX 33%

2026-01-02T00:25:47.365457-08:00

Outlook 2026: Airbus Holds 58%

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Thai Airways receives first Airbus A321neo — lead jet of 32‑aircraft renewal Thai Airways received its first Airbus A321neo, the lead aircraft in a 32‑jet order aimed at modernizing its narrowbody fleet and supporting regional expansion across Asia. The carrier plans to deploy the type on intra‑Asia routes with commercial service expected by end‑January.

2026-01-01T20:13:56.160003-08:00

Thai Airways receives first Airbus A321neo — lead jet of 32‑aircraft renewal

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2025 Aircraft Deliveries: Year‑End OEM Tallies and Quick Tracker Year‑end delivery data lays out how OEMs performed in 2025, separating production throughput from target rhetoric and showing which manufacturers met or missed handover goals. Our simplified, interactive tracker gives a fast, comparable view; deeper model‑level and backlog analysis is available for subscribers.

2026-01-01T11:08:55.067438-08:00

2025 Aircraft Deliveries: Year‑End OEM Tallies and Quick Tracker

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Year‑end delivery data from Airbus, Boeing, Embraer and COMAC reveal supply‑chain strain and rising production pressure Year‑end delivery figures from Airbus, Boeing, Embraer and COMAC expose persistent supplier constraints and execution gaps across OEMs. The data shows limited throughput, growing backlogs and parts bottlenecks — pressures that, according to manufacturers' signals, will keep production ramps constrained into next year.

2025-12-31T06:50:39.185974-08:00

Year‑end delivery data from Airbus, Boeing, Embraer and COMAC reveal supply‑chain strain and rising production pressure

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Embraer targets Malaysia as growth market for E2 family amid regional fleet shifts

Biman Bangladesh board backs Boeing for fleet renewal — 10 787s and 4 737 MAX

UAC revives stretched Yakovlev SJ-100 plan as import‑substituted jet advances through certification

SUM Air takes delivery of first ATR72-600 leased from Avation

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