Aviation Daily

JetBlue Airways will defer 44 Airbus A321neos to 2030 and beyond.

American Airlines intends to capture lost corporate share after the company attempted to rewrite the distribution narrative in 2023.

Air Astana Group has taken another step in its continuing expansion by signing an operating lease for seven Airbus A321LRs from Air Lease Corporation.

Chorus plans to sell its regional aviation leasing unit for C$1.9 billion ($1.37 billion) to affiliates of investment funds managed by HPS Investment Partners.

Indian Ocean carrier Maldivian plans to lease its first twin-aisle aircraft—an Airbus A330-200—from TrueNoord.

Croatia Airlines has outlined the first routes planned to receive Airbus A220 service.

Australian airline Rex has entered voluntary administration, and the carrier’s narrowbody jet unit appears likely to be a casualty of its restructuring.

Aeromexico will launch four new U.S. routes this winter, increasing its network to 35 nonstop transborder sectors and boosting capacity to 133,000 two-way weekly seats.

Metafuels and the Paul Scherrer Institute have been awarded $5 million by the Swiss government to demonstrate the production of e-fuel for aviation.

Bombardier’s CEO says it would be open to buying back the plant in Belfast, Northern Ireland, it sold to Spirit AeroSystems in 2020.

Air New Zealand is pulling back from a 2030 emissions reduction target, citing aircraft delivery delays and SAF supply as obstacles to achieving the goal.

Woodward cited strong commercial demand in the June quarter as its sales rose 6% year-on-year, with its aftermarket business doing particularly well.

As Universal Hydrogen’s branch in Toulouse is being liquidated, former employees may launch a new project, making the most of their work over the past 2-3 years

Challenges with new-generation aircraft are providing plenty of headaches for affected operators and aftermarket providers.

TUI fly Belgium has grounded all three of its Embraer E195-E2s because of oil consumption issues.

With industry leaders working to certify their aircraft, it was up to alternative propulsion developers to take limelight at the Farnborough Airshow.

IATA believes new policies adopted by Argentina’s government could create a more inviting environment for new entrants in the aviation sector.

Airbus-funded powertrain developer ZeroAvia is evaluating an interim hydrogen-electric concept to power narrowbody airframes.

This week’s Carbon Analysis goes transatlantic as we look at Air Canada, British Airways, Delta Air Lines and Norse Atlantic Airways.

Several airlines have canceled flights to and from the Lebanese capital Beirut, amid rising tensions between Israel and the Lebanon-based Hezbollah militia.

UK LCC easyJet has extended leases on 10 Airbus A319s, a type which it is working to phase out by 2034.

Rex has signaled it is preparing a major announcement, as speculation grows it may make significant changes in an attempt to improve its financial position.

Rolls-Royce’s rapid development of its Orpheus demonstrator engine is beginning to pay dividends and even influencing how the UK OEM thinks about its large commercial engine developments.

More than 300 airports have received a share of $374  million in grants awarded through the FAA’s Airport Improvement Program.

Collins Aerospace's Singaporean subsidiary Hamilton Sundstrand Pacific Aerospace is being relocated to a new $250 million site at Seletar Aerospace Park.