Satair Chengdu has completed the first A319 airframe acquisition with CALC© Satair

Satair Chengdu secures first airframe acquisition with CALC deal

Satair Chengdu, an Airbus Services company, has completed the acquisition of an A319 airframe from China Asset Leasing Company (CALC Tianjin), a wholly owned subsidiary of China Aircraft Leasing Group. The agreement marks the first asset purchase for Satair Chengdu and represents an important step forward in the company’s ambition to become a leader in […]

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Turkish Airlines orders up to 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and commits to more 737 MAX jets

Turkish Airlines unveils record Boeing deal amid U.S.-Turkiye talks

Aircraft & Engines

Boeing and Turkish Airlines have confirmed a firm order for up to 75 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, the flag carrier’s largest-ever purchase of wide-body aircraft from the U.S. manufacturer. The order consists of 35 787-9s, 15 of the larger 787-10 variant, and options for an additional 25 aircraft. Boeing has emphasised that the deal will sustain

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Qantas' first Airbus A321XLR takes to the skies

Qantas launches first Airbus A321XLR flights

Aircraft & Engines

Qantas marked a major milestone on September 25, with the launch of its first two Airbus A321XLR aircraft, which entered service on their inaugural commercial flights. The aircraft, named ‘Great Ocean Road’ (VH-OGA) and ‘Outback Way’ (VH-OGB), commenced operations between Sydney and Melbourne, and Sydney and Perth respectively. The occasion was notable as Qantas has

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Travelport and Air Canada have signed a new content distribution agreement

Air Canada flags softer Q3 on strike impact, cuts 2025 outlook

Financial

Air Canada has provided an early look at its third-quarter 2025 performance, signalling a significant hit from August’s cabin-crew strike and trimming full-year guidance as a result. For the quarter ending September 30, 2025, the airline now anticipates operating income of CA$250–300 million and adjusted EBITDA of CA$950 million–CA$1.0 billion, well below last year’s third-quarter

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AllClear has increased inventory levels and enhanced support capabilities for wheels and brakes systems used on the F-15 and F-18 aircraft

Boeing to relocate Super Hornet Service Life Modification work

Military & Defense

As part of Boeing’s expansion and transition plans to support future programmes, the company has announced it will relocate its F/A-18 Super Hornet Service Life Modification (SLM) work out of the St. Louis region, with operations there scheduled to conclude in 2027. Boeing is currently assessing multiple sites for the transfer of this work, with

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The GE Aerospace Foundation and United Way Bengaluru (UWBe) to launch the Next Engineers programme in India’s technology hub

GE Aerospace Foundation brings next engineers to Bengaluru

Other News

The GE Aerospace Foundation has announced a new partnership with United Way Bengaluru (UWBe) to launch the Next Engineers programme in India’s technology hub. The initiative, beginning in early 2026, will give students in Bengaluru greater access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education while strengthening the pipeline of future engineering leaders. Next Engineers

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P&W has completed critical engine testing for Collaborative Combat Aircraft

Pratt & Whitney advances turbofan technology for future Combat Aircraft

Military & Defense

Pratt & Whitney (P&W) has successfully completed a critical round of testing on its small turbofan engine family, paving the way for integration into next-generation Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA). The tests confirmed that thrust levels on these engines can be significantly increased, strengthening their suitability for advanced military applications. The turbofan family, originally designed for

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United Cargo expands digital reach with CargoAi integration

Information Technology

United Cargo has announced a new strategic partnership with CargoAi, a prominent digital enabler in the airfreight industry. The collaboration marks a significant step forward in United Cargo’s drive to modernise air logistics and deliver a more efficient and transparent digital experience for customers around the world. Through this partnership, United Cargo’s full range of

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Rolls-Royce to lead EU’s new Clean Aviation project UNIFIED

Rolls-Royce to lead UNIFIED project under EU Clean Aviation

Other News

Rolls-Royce has been chosen by the European Union’s Clean Aviation programme to lead one of twelve new projects aimed at decarbonising aviation. The programme will provide funding of about €945 million (US$1.1 billion). It supports new aircraft concepts and advanced propulsion systems. The focus is on creating a sustainable and climate-neutral future for aviation. The

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Brussels Airlines entrusts HAECO with exclusive A330 base maintenance service

HAECO signs Airbus A330 maintenance deal with Brussels Airlines

MRO & Production

HAECO has secured a new contract with Brussels Airlines. Beginning in September 2025, HAECO will provide base maintenance support for the airline’s Airbus A330 fleet. The agreement will run for three years until 2028. Work will take place at HAECO’s 22-bay hangar at Hong Kong International Airport. The deal marks the first time that HAECO

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