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Singapore Airlines Group swings to first quarterly net loss since 2022 as fuel costs rise; while taking new A320neo/737 MAX 8 ai

Singapore Airlines reported its first quarterly net loss since 2022, despite record revenue, citing higher jet-fuel costs tied to Middle East tensions and continued losses from Air India. In parallel, the group received four aircraft in Q1FY2027 (one A320neo, three 737 MAX 8) and said Singapore Airlines and ANA received interim Australian ACCC authorization to expand their joint venture.

2026-07-28T19:13:24.483738-07:00

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Singapore Airlines Group swings to first quarterly net loss since 2022 as fuel costs rise; while taking new A320neo/737 MAX 8 ai

Singapore Airlines reported its first quarterly net loss since 2022, despite record revenue, citing higher jet-fuel costs tied to Middle East tensions and continued losses from Air India. In parallel, the group received four aircraft in Q1FY2027 (one A320neo, three 737 MAX 8) and said Singapore Airlines and ANA received interim Australian ACCC authorization to expand their joint venture.

2026-07-28T19:13:24.483738-07:00
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Juneyao Air parent pledges 7.7M shares to Huaxia Bank, lifting stake pledge to 34.5%

Shanghai Juneyao Group pledged 7.7 million shares in Juneyao Air to Huaxia Bank’s Shanghai branch on July 24, 2026, to back debt performance guarantees. The filing raises the parent’s pledged stake in Juneyao Air to 34.5%, tightening the company’s credit-linked collateral position.

2026-07-28T17:59:03.265376-07:00
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Boeing gains share of Farnborough aircraft orders as Airbus balances returns with “clean-sheet” ambitions

At Farnborough International Airshow, neither Airbus nor Boeing unveiled a completely new trajectory, but Boeing returned with a notably large share of total aircraft orders, reinforcing market perceptions of rising trust in Boeing. The cluster also highlights Airbus’ balancing act between shareholder returns and long-horizon clean-sheet aircraft ambitions.

2026-07-28T16:59:21.812220-07:00
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Koala Airlines says it is in talks with 10+ foreign carriers to supply Australian domestic feed for outbound passengers, aiming

Australian startup Koala Airlines says it is negotiating with more than 10 foreign carriers to provide domestic flights to their passengers after they arrive in Australia. The company positions the model as a way to route demand without directly competing with Qantas Airways.

2026-07-28T16:00:26.036981-07:00
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Luxair converts three E190-E2 purchase rights into firm orders, adds one incremental option

Luxair will move to firm up its E190-E2 fleet by converting three existing purchase rights into firm orders and securing an additional incremental purchase right. The update strengthens the airline’s near-term single-class narrowbody capacity planning around Embraer’s E190-E2 program.

2026-07-28T15:00:07.122908-07:00
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Safran raises CFM LEAP delivery outlook, expects “high teens” percentage growth in 2024

Safran says it has delivered more than 1,000 LEAP powerplants in the first six months as part of its CFM International role. The French aerospace firm has also increased its full-year forecast for LEAP engine deliveries, projecting a “high teens” percentage rise versus last year.

2026-07-28T14:29:00.471647-07:00
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American Airlines to raise $1.3 billion for new aircraft

American Airlines has announced plans to raise $1.3 billion earmarked for new aircraft. The financing underscores how carriers are funding fleet renewal amid ongoing aircraft delivery and production-cycle constraints across the commercial market.

2026-07-28T12:59:27.488177-07:00
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