Aircraft Order

Emirates will deploy its Airbus A350 on daily Dubai-Durban flights from March 1, 2027, introducing Premium Economy across all three South African gateways

ITA Airways and Archer have signed an agreement to develop an electric air taxi network in Italy. Archer estimates that the journey from Fiumicino to central Rome could be shortened from about an hour by road to less than ten minutes by air.

Discover Airlines will fly to Costa Rica and Belize for the first time on Airbus A350 aircraft starting in December 2027. The company will replace Lufthansa on the Frankfurt-San Jose route

A Greek airline is launching a new internet connection process on its equipped aircraft. Miles+Bonus members flying in Economy Class need to do this to enjoy the new perk

The Captain Judy Cameron Scholarship will provide up to eight awards in 2027 as Air Canada and CAE work to support more women entering aviation

The UK government and engine giant Rolls-Royce have announced a £2.5 billion strategic plan to develop the next generation of aircraft engines

Canada’s TSB released its report on a fatal Robinson R44 helicopter crash in Quebec. Toxicology indicated the pilot was under the influence of alcohol

The President of the Emirates and the Ruler of Dubai hosted the crew members involved in the incident during a flight on September 30, praising their actions to keep passengers and the aircraft safe

Ryanair unveiled its big winter plan in the Hungarian capital: 54 routes, an additional aircraft to be stationed at the airport and an expectation of 6 million passengers a year

Japan's ITOCHU will acquire a minority stake in IAG Engine Tech, the new engine maintenance business backed by Iberia and International Airlines Group

Boeing announced up to 148 aircraft commitments from Riyadh Air, Philippine Airlines, and SMBC Aviation Capital at Farnborough Airshow

For the first time: The company will purchase 787-10 and 737 MAX aircraft as part of its plans to expand the fleet and upgrade its operational capabilities

Copa Airlines' deal with Boeing is expected to lead to a significant fleet expansion, to more than 100 737 MAX aircraft and an expansion of its route network throughout the Americas and the Caribbean

Air Cambodia has become Boeing’s newest 737 MAX customer. The new order is the airline’s largest single-aisle purchase, with deliveries supporting jobs, training, and network growth. Boeing: "We are proud to welcome Air Cambodia as our newest 737 MAX customer"

Korean Air plans to acquire 103 next-generation Boeing aircraft with advanced engines, along with a maintenance contract for 20 years. Deliveries expected by 2030