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Croatia Airlines receives 10th Airbus A220 in Star Alliance livery

Croatia Airlines has taken delivery of its 10th Airbus A220, featuring the carrier’s Star Alliance livery and claimed as the first A220 to carry the alliance’s colors. The arrival advances the Croatian flag carrier’s fleet modernization and ongoing transition toward newer-generation twinjets.

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Croatia Airlines receives 10th Airbus A220 in Star Alliance livery

Croatia Airlines has taken delivery of its 10th Airbus A220, featuring the carrier’s Star Alliance livery and claimed as the first A220 to carry the alliance’s colors. The arrival advances the Croatian flag carrier’s fleet modernization and ongoing transition toward newer-generation twinjets.

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IndiGo defers next major aircraft order to around 2030 as it doubles down on scale and international tourism

IndiGo Managing Director Rahul Bhatia says the airline will wait until around 2030 before making its next major aircraft commitment, allowing time to assess next-generation technologies. The carrier is also partnering with India’s Tourism Ministry to attract more international visitors while defending its 66% domestic share.

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US court approves Spirit Airlines aircraft auction process

A US court has approved the auction process for Spirit Airlines’ aircraft, advancing the carrier’s asset disposition plan. The decision sets the procedural framework for how Spirit’s fleet will be sold, shaping the timeline and mechanics of recovery or restructuring outcomes.

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Embraer benefits as airlines turn to smaller jets amid Airbus and Boeing delivery delays

Embraer is seeing strong momentum as airlines increasingly seek smaller aircraft while Airbus and Boeing face long delivery timelines. The demand shift is boosting Embraer’s position as the world’s third-largest passenger jet manufacturer and underscores how production and delivery constraints are reshaping fleet planning.

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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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UK and Europe expand defense investment at Farnborough, from GCAP and Dreadnought to Ukraine and autonomous aircraft

Farnborough coverage underscored Europe’s widening defense commitments: the UK allocated £8.6 billion to GCAP and released £8.4 billion in existing Dreadnought submarine funding, while the EU approved €3.47 billion for Ukrainian military hardware. New autonomous aircraft and sovereign-production plans highlighted the industrial implications.

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