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Executives from Abu Dhabi Airports join Bombardier leadership at site of the company’s landmark Abu Dhabi service centre

Bombardier advances construction of major Abu Dhabi service hub

Bombardier has reported substantial progress on its new state-of-the-art service centre at Al Bateen Executive Airport in Abu Dhabi, marking a key milestone in the company’s strategy to expand its global support network. The structural framework of the main building and hangar is now rising, keeping the project firmly on track for its planned opening […]

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Senior has been awarded a standard parts contract by Airbus

Senior gains multi-year Airbus contract

Senior plc (Senior), a global manufacturer of high-technology components and systems, has announced a multi-year contract from Airbus for the design, qualification and production of a range of highly engineered aerospace standard parts used in fluid-conveyance applications. The agreement strengthens Senior’s position as a key supplier of complex components to major airframers and underscores the

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IndiGo

IndiGo hit by major disruptions as crew shortages bite

According to reporting by The Indian Express, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, faced significant flight disruptions in recent days, driven primarily by a shortage of crew following the introduction of new rest and duty regulations. The situation worsened on Tuesday, December 2, and Wednesday December 3, with widespread delays and a sharp rise in cancellations across

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Pratt & Whitney has received a US$1.6 billion contract action for sustainment of F135 engines

Pratt & Whitney wins US$1.6bn contract to support F135 engines

Pratt & Whitney has secured a US$1.6 billion undefinitised contract action to sustain the F135 engine, which powers all three variants of the F-35 Lightning II, widely regarded as the world’s most advanced fighter aircraft. The contract covers a range of essential sustainment activities for both US and international operators. These include depot-level maintenance and

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DAE secures major B737-8 deal to support AJet’s rapid expansion

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has finalised long-term lease agreements with AJet and Turkish Airlines for ten new Boeing 737-8 aircraft, with deliveries set for 2026 and 2027. The deal reinforces DAE’s longstanding relationship with Turkish Airlines while directly supporting the rapid growth of AJet, Türkiye’s newly rebranded low-cost carrier. Firoz Tarapore, Chief Executive Officer of

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Airbus Hamburg, Germany

Airbus cuts delivery forecast after A320 fuselage panel issue

Airbus has revised its aircraft delivery forecast for 2025 after identifying a quality issue with fuselage panels used on certain A320-family aircraft. The European manufacturer announced on Wednesday that it now expects to deliver around 790 commercial aircraft next year—down from its previous target of approximately 820. According to Airbus, the adjustment reflects the timing

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Official signing ceremony of five new MoUs © Embraer

Embraer and PGZ sign five new defence MoUs

Embraer has entered a new phase of strategic collaboration in Poland, signing five memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa S.A. (PGZ)—the country’s leading state-owned defence group—and its subsidiaries WZL-1, WZL-2, WSK “PZL-Kalisz”, and WBCKT. The MoUs lay the foundation for extensive, long-term cooperation across the aerospace and defence sectors, underscoring Embraer’s commitment to

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RECARO's final assembly line in Germany

RECARO targets strong global growth as aviation demand surges

RECARO Aircraft Seating (RECARO) is closing the year on a strong upward trajectory, poised to exceed its 2024 revenue figure of roughly €576 million (US$674 million). The company anticipates sustained double-digit growth in 2025 and beyond, reflecting both the revival of global aviation and rising demand for premium seating solutions. This momentum follows a year

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