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Brazil’s Rotorfly Táxi Aéreo adds Hawker 400XP for charter

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Spain receives its third Airbus A330 MRTT, completing a €675 million three-aircraft order

Airbus has delivered the final A330 MRTT to Spain’s Air and Space Force, completing the three-aircraft purchase approved in 2021 for €675 million. The tankers provide aerial refueling, strategic air transport and medical evacuation capabilities, concluding a fleet modernization program for Spain’s strategic transport force.

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GE raises engine outlook as RTX touts resilience, but 787 deliveries and GTF durability remain priorities

GE Aerospace lifted its full-year outlook on strong engine demand and services, reporting 535 LEAP deliveries in the third quarter and growth of more than a quarter in deliveries over the first nine months. RTX said its commercial aviation business remains resilient despite airline cost pressures, while GE is working to increase 787 engine deliveries and Pratt & Whitney has begun service entry of the GTF Advantage.

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Air Serbia plans six new destinations and four additional jets for 2027

Air Serbia CEO Jiri Marek said the airline plans to add six destinations in the 2027 summer season, including a new nonstop route to Miami. A separate report says the carrier expects to add four jets that year, signaling simultaneous network and fleet expansion.

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Interactive visualization charts seven decades of commercial airliner deliveries

The Airflow has published an interactive historical visualization tracing commercial aerospace through seven decades of airliner deliveries. The feature presents a long-run view of delivery history, offering readers a way to explore how the industry’s output has changed over time.

Aviation Week

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Honeywell raises 10-year business jet delivery forecast 4.4% to 9,950

Honeywell Aerospace expects 9,950 new business jet deliveries worldwide from 2026 through 2035, up 4.4% from its forecast last year. The company attributes the increase to fleet growth and higher aircraft utilization, while industry attention at NBAA-BACE also turns to business aircraft programs in development.

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FAA expected to certify Boeing 737 MAX 10 Tuesday, completing the 737 MAX family after nearly a decade

The FAA is expected to certify Boeing’s largest 737 variant, the MAX 10, on Tuesday, nearly a decade after its launch. The model has about 1,500 orders, and its approval would complete certification of the latest-generation 737 family; an announcement is expected from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at Boeing’s Everett plant.

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Embraer delivers first E175 with RECARO R2 seats to American Airlines

The aircraft introduces a new-generation cabin seat with adjustable headrests and personal-device holders, while retaining the E175’s two-by-two layout with no middle seats. Embraer and American say the installation is intended to improve passenger comfort and bring greater consistency to the airline’s regional fleet.