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Airbus Maintains Delivery Lead Over Boeing as Farnborough Orders Highlight Strong Demand and Supply Constraints

Airbus delivered 418 commercial aircraft through July 2026, maintaining its global lead over Boeing, which recorded 38 gross orders during the month. The 2026 Farnborough International Airshow produced a steady flow of aircraft orders, fleet expansions and engine agreements, while supply-chain constraints continued to temper execution.

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Airbus Maintains Delivery Lead Over Boeing as Farnborough Orders Highlight Strong Demand and Supply Constraints

Airbus delivered 418 commercial aircraft through July 2026, maintaining its global lead over Boeing, which recorded 38 gross orders during the month. The 2026 Farnborough International Airshow produced a steady flow of aircraft orders, fleet expansions and engine agreements, while supply-chain constraints continued to temper execution.

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COSPAR Re-elects Pascale Ehrenfreund as President as 2026 Florence Assembly Draws 3,000

COSPAR has re-elected Dr. Pascale Ehrenfreund as president following its 2026 assembly in Florence, which drew approximately 3,000 attendees. The event covered a broad range of space research and operations, from planetary science to human spaceflight, underscoring the organization’s role as a convening forum for the sector.

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Indian Air Force Rafales make debut at Australia’s Exercise Pitch Black 2026

Indian Air Force Rafale fighters have made their first appearance at Exercise Pitch Black, Australia’s premier multinational air combat exercise. During a five-hour sortie over the Northern Territory, an Australian KC-30A tanker refueled the Rafales for the first time, underscoring the exercise’s operational integration focus.

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FlyNow moves global headquarters to Riyadh as Saudi Arabia ramps up eVTOL and air-taxi activity

Thomas Sleightholm FlyNow, developer of pilotless electric aircraft aimed at air taxi, logistics and emergency-response use, has officially relocated its global headquarters to Riyadh. The move signals a tighter operational footprint in Saudi Arabia for an eVTOL strategy that targets commercialization-ready applications.

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