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Boeing signals no new jet program before 2030 as 737 MAX certification accelerates and 777X deliveries hit airline friction

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said the company does not foresee a new jet program before 2030, targeting financial stabilization around the end of the decade. Separately, the FAA increased resources for 737 MAX 7 and 10 certification by about 35%–40%, while Emirates refused the first 10 777X deliveries as “not usable” without major changes.

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2026-07-22T04:07:39.339538-07:00

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Turkish Airlines explores airline, cargo and MRO acquisitions across Asia and South America—while expanding CALC leasing partner

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2026-07-22T01:09:05.493728-07:00

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Malaysia Aviation Group warns fuel volatility will pressure 2025 profitability

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2026-07-22T06:08:48.905557-07:00

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South Africa’s largest domestic airline says air-traffic control constraints are forcing schedule tailoring

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2026-07-22T02:25:23.394863-07:00

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Malaysia Aviation Group warns fuel volatility will pressure 2025 profitability Malaysia Aviation Group CEO Nasaruddin Bakar said the group faces “quite challenging” trading conditions as fuel costs have more than doubled since the start of the conflict. He warned sustained profitability would be difficult this year amid continued fuel-price volatility.

2026-07-22T06:08:48.905557-07:00

Malaysia Aviation Group warns fuel volatility will pressure 2025 profitability

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Alaska and Hawaiian to launch Boeing 737 interisland service in fall Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines announced plans to begin interisland operations using the Boeing 737 starting this fall. The move reshapes the carriers’ island network by shifting aircraft type for intrastate flying, with implications for scheduling, fleet utilization, and route competitiveness in the Hawaiian market.

2026-07-22T04:09:41.089724-07:00

Alaska and Hawaiian to launch Boeing 737 interisland service in fall

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Boeing signals no new jet program before 2030 as 737 MAX certification accelerates and 777X deliveries hit airline friction Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said the company does not foresee a new jet program before 2030, targeting financial stabilization around the end of the decade. Separately, the FAA increased resources for 737 MAX 7 and 10 certification by about 35%–40%, while Emirates refused the first 10 777X deliveries as “not usable” without major changes.

2026-07-22T04:07:39.339538-07:00

Boeing signals no new jet program before 2030 as 737 MAX certification accelerates and 777X deliveries hit airline friction

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GP Aviation CEO Denies Allegations Following Arrest GP Aviation CEO denies allegations tied to an arrest, according to the cluster’s available reporting. The disclosure is framed as a rebuttal by the company’s top executive following the legal action.

2026-07-22T03:19:51.191766-07:00

GP Aviation CEO Denies Allegations Following Arrest

Bloomberg

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South Africa’s largest domestic airline says air-traffic control constraints are forcing schedule tailoring South Africa’s biggest domestic carrier says air-traffic control constraints are limiting capacity at the country’s busiest airports, forcing it to tailor flight schedules to match restrictions. The airline is adjusting operations to manage the effects of constrained airport throughput on network planning and service levels.

2026-07-22T02:25:23.394863-07:00

South Africa’s largest domestic airline says air-traffic control constraints are forcing schedule tailoring

FlightGlobal

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Turkish Airlines expands pilot training and simulation capacity at Farnborough, with multi-year CAE deal and additional Havelsan Turkish Airlines is expanding pilot training capacity through a multi-year agreement with CAE announced during Farnborough Airshow activity, and has also ordered six additional flight simulators from Havelsan. In parallel, Turkish Aerospace used Farnborough 2026 to update roadmaps for KAAN, T-70, T-925 and Hürjet.

2026-07-22T01:43:05.415982-07:00

Turkish Airlines expands pilot training and simulation capacity at Farnborough, with multi-year CAE deal and additional Havelsan

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Turkish Airlines explores airline, cargo and MRO acquisitions across Asia and South America—while expanding CALC leasing partner Turkish Airlines is evaluating acquisition opportunities spanning airlines, cargo operators and maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) businesses to expand its international footprint, an executive said. Separately, it is deepening its strategic leasing collaboration with CALC, signaling a dual-track growth approach through deals and fleet financing.

2026-07-22T01:09:05.493728-07:00

Turkish Airlines explores airline, cargo and MRO acquisitions across Asia and South America—while expanding CALC leasing partner

FlightGlobal

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Finnair trims 2026 capacity after Middle East flight cuts; profit tops €86.6M as it leases six older A320ceos Finnair says it has reduced its full-year 2026 capacity guidance after cancelling flights to the Middle East, citing geopolitical-driven uncertainty. The carrier reported Q2 operating profit up four-fold to €86.6 million, while agreeing to lease six used Airbus A320ceo aircraft to replace older A319/A320s.

2026-07-22T00:45:48.394850-07:00

Finnair trims 2026 capacity after Middle East flight cuts; profit tops €86.6M as it leases six older A320ceos

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