Airbus reports that the general performance of its supply chain has improved but is still seeing a “substantial number of [aircraft on ground]” because of a lack of Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engines.

Airbus has performed five additional tests flights since the A350F made its first flight on Sept. 29.

Airbus’ Lars Wagner says the company will make decisions “sooner rather than later” on a higher production rate for the A350 and a stretched version of the jet.

Japan Airlines has announced a significant order for Embraer 190-E2s to begin the replacement of regional jets in its J-Air subsidiary.

Cabin equipment suppliers vie for a share in the growing market of lithium battery fire mitigation, offering bags that can contain the hazardous phenomenon.

ICAO, which created Corsia, has joined an IATA-led initiative aimed at tackling the practical blockages to the supply of Corsia Eligible Emissions Units.

Bahrain's GFH has joined an engine leasing venture headed by Bridgepoint and AIP Capital that plans to build a commercial engine leasing portfolio valued at over $1 billion.

Boeing delivered 57 aircraft in September, indicating that the increasing tempo of the 737 program is finally having a meaningful impact on deliveries.