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Airbus expects Asia-Pacific to drive 45% of new-jet demand despite geopolitical and supply-chain headwinds

Airbus sees no material softening in Asia-Pacific aircraft demand or deliveries, with the region expected to account for 45% of new jets. Fleet growth—not replacement—will dominate, as expanding middle classes and new city routes support sustained narrowbody demand over the next two decades.

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U.S. Navy advances carrier drones, hypersonic weapons and autonomous resupply aircraft

The U.S. Navy is moving multiple uncrewed and advanced-weapon concepts toward operational use: Boeing received a $562 million contract for three MQ-25A Stingrays, Castelion secured a potential $200 million Blackbeard production order, and Textron Aviation and Merlin unveiled a pilotless SkyCourier military resupply concept.

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Etihad CEO says fuel costs, Middle East risk and widebody shortages could shape next phase of growth

Etihad Airways CEO Antonoaldo Neves said intense competition among Gulf carriers is delaying the pass-through of higher jet-fuel costs to passengers, though fares could rise next year. He also cited Middle East conflict risks and a shortage of widebody aircraft as constraints on the airline’s expansion plans.

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Embraer reveals Uzbekistan’s first C-390 Millennium, apparently transferred from Brazilian Air Force allocation

Embraer has unveiled the first C-390 Millennium in the colors of Uzbekistan’s Air and Air Defence Forces, marking the type’s entry into Central Asia. The aircraft appears to have originally been prepared for delivery to Brazil, suggesting a reassignment in the program’s customer pipeline.

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