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• Pablo Diaz
GA Telesis is adding the Boeing 737 MAX 8 to its aircraft-disassembly program, targeting the used-serviceable-material market. The move comes as the type faces strong new-aircraft demand and a large backlog, while a MAX has already entered the scrapping pipeline; GA Telesis has also acquired three A320neo airframes.
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Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is currently barred by ethical rules from investing in major defense contractors including Lockheed Martin and Boeing. The rules may be changing, potentially opening the fund to investments in companies it has been excluded from.
All Nippon Airways expects to receive its first Boeing 737-8 in late 2026, according to a report in Commercial Aviation News. The available report provides no further details on the aircraft’s quantity, configuration or planned deployment.
GA Telesis is adding the Boeing 737 MAX 8 to its aircraft-disassembly program, targeting the used-serviceable-material market. The move comes as the type faces strong new-aircraft demand and a large backlog, while a MAX has already entered the scrapping pipeline; GA Telesis has also acquired three A320neo airframes.
NASA is nearing completion of its conversion of a Boeing 777 from a commercial passenger aircraft into a flying laboratory. The aircraft is scheduled to begin its first scientific research mission in January 2027.
Israel’s Defense Ministry and the U.S. Pentagon have signed an agreement for 12 Boeing-manufactured AH-64E Apache attack helicopters, following Israeli government approval. Deliveries are expected to begin in the 2030s, making the purchase a long-lead addition to the Israel Defense Forces’ attack-helicopter fleet.
Chief executive Eivind Roald said Norse Atlantic could allocate as many as four Boeing 787s to ACMI work while maintaining a mix of business lines. The airline is also shaping distinct networks for summer and winter, signaling a seasonal approach to deploying its fleet and capacity.
United has begun installing Starlink on its Guam-based Boeing 737 MAX 8s after completing the island’s transition from 737-800s ahead of schedule. The airline plans to extend the connectivity system across its fleet by 2027.
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