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Airbus and Thales Move Forward with A321XLR Maritime Patrol Aircraft for France

Airbus, in partnership with Thales, has secured a 24-month risk-assessment study contract from the French Defence Procurement Agency to develop the A321XLR-based maritime patrol aircraft. The project, aimed at enhancing France's defense capabilities, is expected to see the aircraft enter service post-2030.

2025-02-04T07:51:07.525479-08:00

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Nolinor Aviation Secures Natilus BWB Freighters to Enhance Remote Operations

2025-02-04T05:10:23.113875-08:00

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TAAG Angola Airlines Debuts First Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner with New Livery

2025-01-31T03:22:23.923164-08:00

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Boeing CEO's 2025 Recovery Strategy Amidst $11.8 Billion Loss

2025-01-28T04:36:13.755816-08:00

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Allegiant Air Accelerates 737 MAX Delivery from Boeing Allegiant Air has acquired three additional Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft sooner than expected, bringing its total to four by the end of last year. This strategic move highlights Allegiant's growing commitment to modernize its fleet with advanced and fuel-efficient aircraft technology.

2025-02-04T15:58:39.796382-08:00

Allegiant Air Accelerates 737 MAX Delivery from Boeing

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Boeing Sees Gains in Tackling Quality Issues Boeing Co. reports progress in rectifying quality control issues across its manufacturing and supply chain operations, according to Senior VP Ihssane Mounir. Efforts over the past year have begun to yield positive results, signaling improvements after a period of significant challenges.

2025-02-04T11:28:41.654839-08:00

Boeing Sees Gains in Tackling Quality Issues

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Uzbekistan Airways Expands Fleet with 14 More Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners Uzbekistan Airways is intensifying its fleet renewal strategy by acquiring 14 additional Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners to address increasing long-haul travel demand. This order underscores the airline's commitment to modernizing its operations and expanding its capacity for international routes.

2025-02-04T11:02:41.473966-08:00

Uzbekistan Airways Expands Fleet with 14 More Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners

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Riyadh Air in Negotiations for 50 Wide-Body Jets from Boeing and Airbus Riyadh Air, the Saudi-based start-up airline, is in talks to acquire 50 additional wide-body aircraft. The potential order includes Airbus A350-1000s and Boeing 777X models, indicating a significant expansion plan even before launching its first commercial operations.

2025-02-04T10:50:37.861830-08:00

Riyadh Air in Negotiations for 50 Wide-Body Jets from Boeing and Airbus

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Sun Country Expands 737 Fleet for Amazon Cargo Operations Sun Country Airlines is expanding its freight operations for Amazon by taking delivery of the first of eight new Boeing 737-800 cargo aircraft. This expansion will increase the airline's cargo fleet to 20 aircraft, enhancing its capability to meet Amazon's growing logistic demands.

2025-02-04T09:31:01.591143-08:00

Sun Country Expands 737 Fleet for Amazon Cargo Operations

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Airbus and Thales Move Forward with A321XLR Maritime Patrol Aircraft for France Airbus, in partnership with Thales, has secured a 24-month risk-assessment study contract from the French Defence Procurement Agency to develop the A321XLR-based maritime patrol aircraft. The project, aimed at enhancing France's defense capabilities, is expected to see the aircraft enter service post-2030.

2025-02-04T07:51:07.525479-08:00

Airbus and Thales Move Forward with A321XLR Maritime Patrol Aircraft for France

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NAM Expands Fleet with Ex-China Airlines B747-400F Network Airline Management has enhanced its cargo capabilities by adding a B747-400F, previously operated by China Airlines Cargo, to its fleet. This move supports NAM's strategy of operating an all-production freighter fleet and broadening its global cargo services.

2025-02-04T07:25:23.553400-08:00

NAM Expands Fleet with Ex-China Airlines B747-400F

Reuters

TransDigm Boosts Profit Forecast Amid Rising Aftermarket Demand TransDigm Group has revised its annual profit expectations upwards due to a surge in demand for aftermarket parts and services from both aircraft manufacturers and airlines. This trend underscores the increasing need for replacement components as global fleets expand and age.

2025-02-04T06:36:35.329956-08:00

TransDigm Boosts Profit Forecast Amid Rising Aftermarket Demand

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