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Air Mauritius reviews three A350-900 orders and seeks proposals for up to five narrowbodies

Air Mauritius is reassessing its three A350-900s on order while seeking proposals for as many as five narrowbody aircraft. The fleet review is part of the airline’s wider Future-Fit Game Changer restructuring plan, linking aircraft commitments to its broader effort to reshape the business.

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Air Mauritius reviews A350 orders, seeks narrowbodies

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BBN Airlines Indonesia adds first A320-200

BBN Airlines Indonesia has added its first Airbus A320-200, marking a fleet milestone for the carrier. The available report provides no further detail on the aircraft’s configuration, deployment or the airline’s plans for additional A320s.

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Micronesia’s One Pacific Airways secures its first Embraer E145

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Abra Group pursues fleet diversity while preserving SKY’s independence

Abra Group Chief Procurement Officer Francisco Raddatz outlined a strategy that combines a more diverse fleet with continued independence for Chilean airline SKY. The available report offers no further detail on aircraft types, procurement plans or the structure of SKY’s relationship with the group.

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Letters of intent emerge for SyberJet SJ36 ahead of NBAA-BACE

SyberJet’s SJ36 was unveiled last week ahead of NBAA-BACE, with letters of intent reported for the aircraft. The available details do not specify the number of prospective buyers, order values or delivery timing, leaving the scale and commercial terms of the interest unclear.

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Daher delivers first European Kodiak 900 as Reach Aviation outlines $2.25 million AC-6 turboprop

Daher has delivered the first Kodiak 900 for a European customer, handing the aircraft to a Swiss couple. Separately, Reach Aviation plans turbine and diesel versions of its AC-6 backcountry aircraft, with the turboprop projected to cost $2.25 million.

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Analysts expect Boeing to post a third-quarter loss as production, deliveries and cash flow remain in focus

Wall Street analysts expect Boeing to report a loss of 21 cents per share for the third quarter, despite recent program wins, aircraft certifications and higher deliveries. Investors are also watching the production ramp, supply-chain risks and cash flow for signs of progress in the planemaker’s recovery.