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Tata–Airbus completes maiden flight of India’s first assembled Airbus C295 transport for the IAF

India’s first Airbus C295 military transport assembled in Vadodara has completed its maiden test flight from the Tata-Airbus final assembly line, moving the programme toward Indian Air Force (IAF) deliveries. The milestone marks continued industrial participation by Tata and Airbus in the C295 build plan for the IAF.

2026-06-11T01:57:33.989104-07:00

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Embraer reports $15B+ commercial backlog and says next-gen E2 main engine issues are resolved

2026-06-11T06:58:21.467738-07:00

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KLM to take first A350 passenger jet end of summer; A330 phase-out pushed by A350F delivery delays

2026-06-11T03:44:56.474624-07:00

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Africa World Airlines targets a 10-strong Embraer E190 fleet by 2028

2026-06-11T03:43:06.670500-07:00

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SATA Air Açores reviews sale of in-house Q200 fleet as it weighs further fleet growth SATA Air Açores is considering divesting its in-house Q200 aircraft, according to ch-aviation reporting. The carrier is also evaluating options for fleet growth, signaling a potential shift away from its existing Q200 capacity to reshape its near-term operating base and economics.

2026-06-11T07:13:57.680608-07:00

SATA Air Açores reviews sale of in-house Q200 fleet as it weighs further fleet growth

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Embraer reports $15B+ commercial backlog and says next-gen E2 main engine issues are resolved Embraer says its commercial aviation backlog exceeds $15 billion, signaling continued demand momentum for the E-Jets E2 family. The company also reports that the main engine issues impacting the next-generation E2 jets have been resolved, aiming to stabilize delivery expectations after prior disruptions.

2026-06-11T06:58:21.467738-07:00

Embraer reports $15B+ commercial backlog and says next-gen E2 main engine issues are resolved

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KLM to take first A350 passenger jet end of summer; A330 phase-out pushed by A350F delivery delays KLM expects its first Airbus A350 to enter service in August or September and signals a push to phase out its A330 fleet. For KLM Cargo, however, delays to the A350F are forcing the airline to keep older Boeing 747F aircraft in service longer than planned, with management pointing to manufacturer delivery-discipline issues.

2026-06-11T03:44:56.474624-07:00

KLM to take first A350 passenger jet end of summer; A330 phase-out pushed by A350F delivery delays

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Africa World Airlines targets a 10-strong Embraer E190 fleet by 2028 Ghana’s Africa World Airlines is planning to grow its regional fleet with a target of ten Embraer E190 aircraft by 2028. The move signals an intent to scale capacity on shorter-haul routes using a common aircraft type for operational and fleet-management efficiency.

2026-06-11T03:43:06.670500-07:00

Africa World Airlines targets a 10-strong Embraer E190 fleet by 2028

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Tata–Airbus completes maiden flight of India’s first assembled Airbus C295 transport for the IAF India’s first Airbus C295 military transport assembled in Vadodara has completed its maiden test flight from the Tata-Airbus final assembly line, moving the programme toward Indian Air Force (IAF) deliveries. The milestone marks continued industrial participation by Tata and Airbus in the C295 build plan for the IAF.

2026-06-11T01:57:33.989104-07:00

Tata–Airbus completes maiden flight of India’s first assembled Airbus C295 transport for the IAF

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Greece proposes €1bn procurement for three Embraer C-390 Millennium transports for the Hellenic Air Force The Greek government has formally submitted a new €1 billion defense procurement package to parliament that would acquire three Embraer C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft for the Hellenic Air Force. The decision would make Greece the 13th country to select the C-390, expanding the programme’s international footprint.

2026-06-11T01:41:07.637543-07:00

Greece proposes €1bn procurement for three Embraer C-390 Millennium transports for the Hellenic Air Force

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Uganda Airlines signs $985M Boeing deal for 10 passenger/cargo jets as it targets fleet expansion Uganda Airlines has signed an agreement with Boeing for 10 additional passenger and cargo aircraft in a roughly $985 million deal, aiming to expand fleet capacity after a period of operational disruptions and aircraft shortages. The package is described as likely centered on Boeing 787-9 widebodies.

2026-06-11T01:13:30.433862-07:00

Uganda Airlines signs $985M Boeing deal for 10 passenger/cargo jets as it targets fleet expansion

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Airbus books 357 net new orders in May 2026, strengthening its order run-rate Airbus (toulouse) recorded 357 net new orders in May 2026, adding to its recent momentum as the market weighs delivery schedules and production ramp constraints. The update points to demand staying resilient even as Airbus continues to manage throughput and supply-chain friction.

2026-06-10T13:36:14.702850-07:00

Airbus books 357 net new orders in May 2026, strengthening its order run-rate

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Tata–Airbus completes maiden flight of India’s first assembled Airbus C295 transport for the IAF

Embraer reports $15B+ commercial backlog and says next-gen E2 main engine issues are resolved

KLM to take first A350 passenger jet end of summer; A330 phase-out pushed by A350F delivery delays

Africa World Airlines targets a 10-strong Embraer E190 fleet by 2028

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