Boeing pushes its next 737 rate increase to late 2027 and resets FCF guidance as supply-chain instability and wing-production challenges slow the ramp-up.
By Christine Boynton, Sean Broderick, Jens Flottau, Guy Norris
Editors discuss what the Boeing 737-10's long-awaited certification means for the industry and what's happening with the 777X. They also reflect on the A340-600 after Lufthansa retired the quadjet.
Nearly a decade after launch, the 737-10 is in line to carry passengers, and Boeing can start expanding its safety changes to the rest of the 737 MAX family.
SunExpress now expects to prioritize fleet renewal over growth in 2027 after high fuel costs forced the Turkish-German leisure carrier to adapt its plans.
Two years into a plan for transformation, Southwest Airlines is prepared to trade pace for scale, looking at more complex offerings and change still to come.
Dominican Republic carrier Arajet plans to grow its network in 2027, including new routes to the U.S., with eight 737-8s set to be delivered during the year.
The Boeing 737-10 has earned FAA type certification, clearing the way for the company to begin deliveries of the model that accounts for nearly a quarter of its backlog.
More than 100 new-generation narrowbody aircraft have been, or will soon be, torn down for parts, according to the chief executive of engine lessor ELFC.
Malaysia Aviation Group's CEO recently stated that the group has seen fuel savings of 12–14% in its recently delivered modern aircraft, over older fleet.
Dublin-based Aera Aviation Capital completes first transaction, acquiring eight aircraft portfolios worth over $300 million in partnership with Macquarie.
Alaska Airlines has stated that it needs to increase numbers of A321neos, or remove it to suit the carrier's largely Boeing operations. This analysis assesses Alaska’s options.
The FAA will not require Boeing to update 737 MAX flight management system (FMS) software as a prerequisite for certifying the 737-10 because of a software flaw.
Malaysia Aviation Group’s growing ratio of new-delivery widebodies and narrowbodies is helping the carrier improve its fuel efficiency as it grapples with the surge in fuel prices.
Aviation officials are investigating the circumstances that led a Flydubai Boeing 737-8 bound for Tel Aviv to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
Boeing continues to deliver 737 MAXs while it grapples with how to address an identified risk embedded in its latest flight management system (FMS) software that operators are refusing to use.
Alaska Air Group will outfit transcontinental and long-haul aircraft with a new four-class configuration, expanding its premium mix to reach what it believes is the sweet spot.
Ethiopian Airlines will restart daily passenger flights to Durban on Dec. 11, giving South Africa’s port city a direct link to one of Africa’s largest aviation hubs.
